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Dimon in the Rough

10/16/2009|Cavuto

Dimon in the RoughCavuto's Capper: The rise and fall of financial CEOs.

Look Back at BofA, Merrill Takeover Deal

09/16/2009|FOX Business

Look Back at BofA, Merrill Takeover DealFBN's Sandra Smith on the anniversary of the merger between Bank of America and Merrill Lynch.

Stabilizing Confidence in a Shaky Economy

09/16/2009|Web Exclusive

Stabilizing Confidence in a Shaky EconomyReports show employers are starting to become more optimistic about the job market.

Importance of Confidence

09/15/2009|Web Exclusive

Importance of ConfidenceKorn Ferry's Ana Dutra on the impact of good business leaders on employees.

Geithner to Testify on BofA/Merrill Deal?

07/17/2009|Opening Bell

Geithner to Testify on BofA/Merrill Deal?Rep. Patrick McHenry, (R-NC), on why Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner should testify next on Bank of America's deal with Merrill Lynch.

Lewis Ousted as Chairman

04/30/2009|Opening Bell

Lewis Ousted as ChairmanKen Lewis to stay on as CEO.

Thain Strikes Back at Bank of America

04/27/2009|FOX Business

Thain Strikes Back at Bank of AmericaThain defends himself on Merrill bonuses.

SEC Head Schapiro Reacts to Lewis

04/27/2009|Bulls and Bears

SEC Head Schapiro Reacts to LewisMacDonald on Schapiro

LATEST STORIES

The BofA Head Fake « Emac's Stock Watch

Emac's Stock Watch

down under fierce criticism over his handling of one of the government’s most controversial bailouts. Merrill's John Thain was also ousted, as well as a number of board directors, after BofA accelerated $5.8 billion in bonuses to Merrill

Blog|11/17/2009

It Was Ken Lewis Who Tried to Bully Uncle Sam « Emac's Stock Watch

Emac's Stock Watch

before the Dec. 5 vote. Lewis and his team opted not to use the MAC as a bargaining chip against Merrill to get then CEO John Thain to lower his price on the deal before the vote. BofA had offered a sweet $29 a share for Merrill when the stock was

Blog|10/01/2009

Troubles Continue to Mount at BofA

By Darryl R. Isherwood| FOXBusiness| Markets

the eternal thanks of Congress, who showered Sir Lewis with riches and praise. Merrill Lynch’s indebted father, John Thain , joined Sir Kenneth’s kingdom and they all lived happily... Not this time. In the year since Bank of America

Story|09/22/2009

The Lehman Guessing Game

By Kathryn Glass| FOXBusiness| Markets

anticipate the financial meltdown that brought his 158-year old firm to its knees, executives at rival firms, like John Thain of Merrill Lynch, were venerated. Merrill Lynch’s timely sale to Bank of America (BAC) saved the firm and its shareholders

Story|09/15/2009

Where Are They Now? Faces of the Crisis, One Year Later

By Darryl R. Isherwood| FOXBusiness| Markets

firm out of a midtown Manhattan office and has been seeking clients to re-enter the mergers and acquisition market. John Thain , former CEO of Merrill Lynch. Thain was originally hailed as the savior of storied Merrill Lynch for engineering an

Story|09/14/2009

Judge Rejects BofA Bonus Settlement With SEC

Reuters| Markets

closed, when in fact the bank had authorized Merrill to pay bonuses. Rakoff appeared skeptical that Kenneth Lewis and John Thain , the chief executives of Bank of America and Merrill, should not be held to account for the decision not to disclose

Story|08/10/2009

Four Merrill Employees Leave the Firm: WSJ

By Kathryn Elizabeth Tuggle| FOXBusiness| Markets

Merrill is nothing new; when the firm was acquired by Bank of America in early 2009, other executives including CEO John Thain and head of brokerage Bob McCann, also departed. Hundreds of financial advisers also left the company. Within wealth

Story|07/15/2009

Paulson: Remarks to BofA's Lewis Were 'Appropriate'

By Peter Barnes and Joanna Ossinger| FOXBusiness| Markets

The MAC clause in the acquisition agreement was reportedly very strong, with some -- such as former Merrill CEO John Thain -- saying that BofA wouldn’t be able to get out of the deal under the conditions at that time. Paulson’s testimony

Story|07/15/2009

Paulson Comes Out Swinging « Emac's Stock Watch

Emac's Stock Watch

am Bob Hickerson Ken Lewis got himself caught in his own web. Now, he's trying to throw everybody under the bus: John Thain , Hank Paulson, and Ben Bernanke rather than take responsibility for turning what was once a financial superpower into

Blog|07/15/2009

The System Was Protected; BofA Shareholders Were Not « Glick Report

Glick Report

intervention surrounding this deal have gone too far. The thing that I still cannot understand is why the Fed didn't ask John Thain -- who was running Merrill Lynch -- and Ken Lewis to appear together at the Fed and renegotiate the price and terms

Blog|06/11/2009