Wall Street JournalFacebook fallout chills IPO marketReutersNumber of IPO deals down 50 pct in Q2* Q2 strongest period by dollars raised* M&A deals, up 61 pct, could lift IPOs for the yearJuly 2 (Reuters) – The number of initial public offerings in…
Thomson Reuters: IPO market stalls in second quarter despite largest venture …Reuters"There's no question that the psychological fallout from the Facebook IPO, coupled with economic uncertainty in Europe, put a chill on the public markets fo…
IPO Market Stalls in Second Quarter Despite Largest Venture-Backed Offering …MarketWatch (press release)"There's no question that the psychological fallout from the Facebook IPO, coupled with economic uncertainty in Europe, put a chill on th…
The AtlanticGlobal IPO Market Keeps ShrinkingWall Street JournalEven with the Facebook offering, the value of IPOs in the second quarter was down a third from a year ago and was below that of just from emerging markets in the fourth quarter of 2010.Fac…
Biz Break: Bad quarter has great ending for Wall Street, post-Facebook IPOsSan Jose Mercury NewsToday: Europe s economic deal gives Wall Street gigantic gains, but second quarter still a disaster for stocks. Also: Facebook s run of positive weeks ends,…
New York TimesWill the Whale Swallow JPMorgan's 2nd-Quarter Earnings?New York TimesJPMorgan Chase's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, has given many assurances that, despite suffering big losses on botched derivatives trades, the bank will report s…
JPMorgan likely to post $4 bln to $6 bln trade lossIBNLive.comBy David Henry NEW YORK (Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Cos losses from disastrous derivatives trades will likely amount to $4 billion to $6 billion in the second quarter, far more than the…
New York TimesJPMorgan likely to post $4 billion to $6 billion trade lossReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Co's losses from disastrous derivatives trades will likely amount to $4 billion to $6 billion in the second quarter, far more …
JPMorgan likely to post $4 billion to $6 billion trade lossChicago TribuneNEW YORK (Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Co 's losses from disastrous derivatives trades will likely amount to $4 billion to $6 billion in the second quarter, far more than …
Report: JP Morgan to Post 2Q Trading Loss of Up to $6BFox BusinessJ.P. Morgan Chase is reportedly likely to record $4 billion to $6 billion in trading losses in the second quarter after unwinding more than half of its losing credit bets.
