activist investing

Presumably.

And Uncle Carl knows a thing or two about that.

Fear of Elliott is now a valid basis for a legal claim.

Bill Ackman and his new buddy are holding the tube this time.

What can he say? The guy just loves some cute and colorful bunting.

An upset! It’s not Paul Singer!

Franck Tuil’s well rested and ready to feast on the bloated, COVID-ravage corporate lepers of the continent.

Enough to forego $3 million per year in Disney dividends.

Or die. Whichever comes first.

Third Point is taking this fight to Tokyo, having nearly doubled its money in New York.

First Occidental’s intransigence, now malls and a meddlesome SEC proposal.

We don’t know, but some unfortunate executives are about to find out.

But Edward Bramson would love to see a long-dated pink slip with the Barclays CEO’s name on it.

Paul Singer’s bloodlust is temporarily sated by a $2 billion buyback.

Carl Icahn and Tom Barrack are taking different roles in their own versions of “The Apprentice.”

Goldman Sachs is great at bodyguarding against bullies, just ask their former head of activism defense...who works for Paul Singer as of four weeks ago.

JPMorgan earnings; Activist investors; Woodchucks eating cars and more!

Dumping stock in a company whose board you currently sit on is, among other things, an extremely Paulson move.