Moneycontrol.comMorgan Stanley CEO Gorman defends Facebook IPO conductThe RepublicGorman said there was "no nefarious activity" surrounding the social networking company's IPO and speculation of such behavior is untrue. He added that regu…
CNBC.comMorgan Stanley CEO: 'No nefarious activity' in Facebook IPOLos Angeles TimesGorman denied any wrongdoing in Morgan Stanley's handling of information leading up to the IPO. Some of Morgan Stanley's biggest clients got a heads-up …
CBS NewsMorgan Stanley CEO: No apologies on Facebook IPOCNNMoneyBy Julianne Pepitone @CNNMoneyTech May 31, 2012: 5:59 PM ET Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman says "there are lot of opinions" on the Facebook IPO now that the offering is complete…
CBS NewsFinally someone defends the Facebook IPOMSN MoneyBy Kim Peterson 9 seconds ago The Facebook (FB) IPO has been a disaster, and the company has largely been silent about the whole thing. We haven't seen much from CEO Mark Zuckerberg or any ot…
CBS News'Facebook effect' is sending a chill through the IPO marketmsnbc.com (blog)Richard Peterson, Standard & Poor's Capital IQ director and author of "Inside IPOs," offers insight. By Roland Jones The fallout from Facebook&…
CBS NewsFacebook's collateral damage: Kayak's IPOCBS NewsThe Wall Street Journal is reporting today, citing sources, that online travel site Kayak decided against holding its "roadshow" with would-be investors around Memorial Day as p…
New York PostBoaz Weinstein, who profited after JPMorgan's $2 billion trading loss, buying …New York PostBy JENNIFER GOULD KEIL Raising the cash to pay for a Manhattan trophy home is easy — just bet against JPMorgan Chase. Finance guru Boaz Wei…
ValueWalkMorgan Stanley blames Nasdaq for Facebook IPO problemsNew York PostBy MARK DeCAMBRE Morgan Stanley is prepared to take Nasdaq to court to recoup money it believes it lost in the flubbed Facebook initial public offering. CEO James Gorman's …
After JPMorgan Loss, US Regulator Ponders Tighter Volcker RuleBusinessWeekBy Silla Brush on May 31, 2012 The main US derivatives regulator will discuss whether to tighten exemptions to a proposed ban on proprietary trading after JPMorgan Chase & Co…
After JPMorgan Loss, US Regulator Ponders Tighter Volcker RuleBloombergThe main US derivatives regulator will discuss whether to tighten exemptions to a proposed ban on proprietary trading after JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) announced at least $2 bill…