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The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal is an American English-language international daily newspaper. It is published in New York City by Dow Jones & Company, a division of News Corporation, along with the Asian and European editions of the Journal.

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Dexia In Exclusive Talks With Sberbank On Denizbank-Source

Struggling lender Dexia SA (DEXB.

BT) said Thursday that it is in exclusive talks to sell its Turkish Denizbank AS (DENIZ.IS) unit to Russia's biggest bank, OAO Sberbank (SBER.RS), as the once-mighty Belgian-French bank continues to shed off key assets to shore up its balance sheet."Further to a competitive bidding process the Dexia group and Sberbank have decided today to enter into exclusive negotiations with a view to disposing of Denizbank, following the submission by Sberbank of a binding offer," Dexia said in a short statement. "The parties have agreed to achieve, within the shortest possible timeframe, the signing of a purchase and sale agreement. This is for Dexia a major milestone in the execution of its orderly resolution plan announced in the fall of 2011."No financial information was disclosed in Dexia's after-market announcement, but a person familiar with the deal said that it would be worth between $3 billion and $4 billion and "the biggest in Sberbank's history," with de...

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  1. Report: NBC May Buy Microsoft's MSNBC.com Stake

    NBCUniversal is in talks to buy out Microsoft Corp's 50 percent stake in joint venture MSNBC.com, media reports said.NBCU parent Comcast Corp is conducting due dilig...

  2. Asia's Richest Man Li Ka-Shing Promises Older Son Listed Empire; Cash To Younger Son

    Asia's richest man laid out his succession plans Friday, putting his older son at the helm of his business empire and promising his younger son funding to embark on ...

  3. J.P. Morgan Unit Bet On Distressed Firms: WSJ

    A J.P. Morgan Chase unit took bets on distressed firms including recently-bankrupt wireless technology firm LightSqaured Inc., according to a report in The Wall Stre...

  4. UK PM: Right To Pick Culture Secretary To Oversee BSkyB Bid

    U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday he was right to appoint Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt to oversee the regulatory process of News Corp.'s (NWS, NWS.AU, N...

  5. Free Enterprise and Income Inequality

    Cliff Asness of AQR Capital Management compares income inequality to income mobility.

  6. Lehman Confirms It Will Buy The Rest Of Archstone For $1.58 Billion

    Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. confirmed its will buy the 26.5% stake in Archstone it doesn't already own for $1.58 billion, ending a high-stakes battle over the cont...

  7. Australia Won't Intervene In PNG Political Crisis -Foreign Minister

    Australia won't intervene in a political crisis unfolding in Papua New Guinea, foreign minister Bob Carr said Friday.Armed police on Thursday arrested Papua New Guin...

  8. Obama’s Fuzzy Math on the Administration’s Spending

    WSJ Senior Economics Writer Stephen Moore on the federal government’s spending under the President.

  9. Preventing 2013 Tax Hikes a Priority Before Election?

    WSJ Senior Economics Writer Stephen Moore on government spending and the need to prevent the tax hikes slated for January of 2013.

  10. JP Morgan Had $101.3 Billion One-Sided Exposure, Fed Data Show

    J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) sold $101.3 billion more long-dated derivatives insuring against defaults by investment-grade companies as of March 31 than it had boug...

  11. Gold and Silver Climb Higher, Euro Sinks to New Lows

    On Thursday, gold ( NYSEARCA:GLD ) futures for June delivery increased $9.10 to settle at $1,557.50 per ounce, while silver ( NYSEARCA:SLV ) futures gained 64 cents ...

  12. Beach: Greece is Out of the Euro

    The Heritage Foundation’s Bill Beach on Greece’s potential departure from the EU and how it will impact the 2012 election.

  1. WSJ 2nd UPDATE: Icahn Takes Chesapeake Energy Stake

    Activist investor Carl Icahn skewered Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s (CHK) board for corporate governance controversies and "irresponsible actions" while disclosing he ac...

  2. Icahn Reports 7.6% Stake In Chesapeake, Calls For 4 Directors To Be Replaced

    Activist investor Carl Icahn reported a 7.6% stake in Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK) and called for the replacement of at least four of the embattled natural gas comp...

  3. Bankia Seeks 19 Bln Euros In Government Aid

    The board of troubled Spanish lender Bankia SA [es: bkia] announced Friday that it will seek 19 billion euros ($23.8 billion) from the government in a recapitalizati...

  4. Time Warner In Talks For Bleacher Report: WSJ

    Time Warner Inc.'s Turner unit is in talks to acquire the Bleacher Report sports website, according to a report Friday by The Wall Street Journal. The paper said tal...

  5. How Do You Define a 'Global Slowdown'?

    Keith Fitz-Gerald of Money Map Press on whether you should invest in stocks amid a global slowdown.

  6. Premier League Sells Free-to-air Highlights Rights To BBC

    The English Premier League, which represents the nation's top 20 soccer clubs, said Friday that it has sold the U.K. free-to-air highlights rights to the British Bro...

  7. J.P. Morgan Had $101.3 Billion One-Sided Exposure, Fed Data Show

    J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) sold $101.3 billion more long-dated derivatives insuring against defaults by investment-grade companies as of March 31 than it had boug...

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