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Pay rules may prompt Goldman to shed bank charter

Some investors believe Goldman Sachs Group Inc may try to shed its commercial banking charter to sidestep U.S. government efforts to rein in exorbitant Wall Street pay.

Stock futures signal flat to higher start, Fed eyed

Stock futures pointed to a flat to higher start for Wall Street on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with Dow Jones futures up 0.2 percent, S&P 500 futures up 0.3 percent and Nasdaq futures flat at 4:15 a.m. EDT.

Merrill Lynch appoints new head of Australian ops

Bank of America/Merrill Lynch has appointed former top Goldman Sachs JB Were executive Craig Drummond to head its Australian operations, a top official said on Tuesday.

Education Management to price $380 mln IPO Oct 1

Education Management Corp is set to price its planned $380 million IPO in early October and become the latest private equity-owned firm to go public during the current stock market rally.

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Fed eyes new bank pay rules to fight risk

The Federal Reserve plans new rules on bank pay to curb the type of excessive risk-taking that sparked the global financial crisis and triggered international demands for action.

On tap: biggest week for IPOs since 2007

Next week is slated to be the biggest for initial public offerings in the United States in nearly two years -- and some say the resurgence could be sustainable.

Fed eyes wide-ranging bank pay rules to fight risk

The Federal Reserve plans new rules on bank pay to curb the type of excessive risk-taking that sparked the global financial crisis and triggered international demands for action.

Fed eyes wide-ranging bank pay rules to combat risk

The U.S. Federal Reserve plans new rules on bank pay to curb excessive risk-taking, which is blamed for sparking the global financial crisis and has triggered international demands for action.

Goldman to sell Sanyo stake for $648 mln profit

Goldman Sachs said it agreed to sell part of its stake in Japan's Sanyo Electric Co Ltd into a planned tender offer by Panasonic Corp, locking in 59 billion yen ($648 million) in profit.

AT&T CEO sees business market flat for awhile

AT&T Inc expects sales to business customers to stay flat for a while, although growth may return in the second half of 2010, Chief Executive Randall Stephenson said on Thursday.

Phone exclusivity limits may make sense: Sprint CEO

The head of No. 3 U.S. mobile service Sprint Nextel Corp said on Thursday that it is fair for the U.S. government to ask whether handset exclusivity deals should have time limits.

Sprint CEO:phone exclusivity limits may make sense

The head of No. 3 U.S. mobile service Sprint Nextel Corp said on Thursday that it is fair for the U.S. government to ask whether handset exclusivity deals should have time limits.

Travel Channel attracts private-equity bids-source

Private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co, Thomas H. Lee Partners, and Providence Equity have submitted bids for Cox Enterprises' Travel Channel, a source familiar with the matter said.

Goldman downgrades Medco Health to neutral from buy

Goldman Sachs downgraded Medco Health Solutions to neutral from buy on valuation and said anticipation over a potential captive pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) acquisition has been adding support to the company's shares.

U.S., ex-Goldman programmer get more time for talks

The government will have another month to seek an indictment against or reach a settlement with a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc programmer accused of stealing trade secrets.

Vivendi says decision still to be made on NBC option

French media and telecoms giant Vivendi said on Wednesday it hasn't made a decision whether to exercise its right to sell a 20 percent stake in broadcaster NBC Universal.

Goldman Sachs downgrades General Mills

Goldman Sachs downgraded General Mills Inc to neutral and removed the stock from its Americas buy list, saying revenue growth at the food company could moderate and no longer outshine peers.

Wall Street Journal to charge mobile readers

The Wall Street Journal soon will begin charging people to read the paper on mobile devices such as their BlackBerrys, the paper's owner Rupert Murdoch said on Tuesday.

Used car auctioneer KAR files for $400 mln IPO

KAR Holdings Inc, which runs auctions for used vehicles, plans to go public and raise as much as $400 million, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.

Regulators eye dark corners of U.S. stock market

In obscure corners of the U.S. stock market -- where flash orders, dark pools and other controversial practices thrive -- regulators are trying to shine a light to guard against unfair dealing.

Kraft may not need Warren Buffett to nab Cadbury

Warren Buffett is often a go-to guy when companies want to raise money.

Patience needed in post-Lehman deal making

Dealmakers are not known for their patience. Yet that's what's needed more than anything else a year after Lehman's collapse.

Wal-Mart CEO sees late Christmas

Wal-Mart Stores Inc is expecting a late Christmas as consumers continue to carefully manage spending, CEO Mike Duke said at an investor conference on Thursday.

Bank of America names Orcel to executive banking post

Bank of America Corp said on Thursday it named London-based Andrea Orcel an executive chairman for its global banking and markets division, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.

A123, Artio among six IPOs to debut week of Sept. 21

Six companies are scheduled to price and begin trading the week of Sept. 21, which could become the busiest for U.S. initial public offerings since December 2007.

Stocks rise on strength in industrials, energy

Stocks extended three straight days of gains on Wednesday as favorable comments from Goldman Sachs lifted the industrial sector while rising crude prices boosted energy stocks.