Frank Offers Compromise to Business
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Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) yesterday held out an olive branch to business interests, announcing that he would be open to cooperating on trade, immigration and outsourcing if industry gave ground on union drives, health-care reforms and minimum-wage proposals.
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Barney Frank opens hearings on investor protection amid growing scrutiny of the financial services industry.
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'I want to provide a public service, not line shareholders' pockets'
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The company has implemented changes to its leadership, business mix and culture under Frank Blake.
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As president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Thomas J. Donohue has long been obliged to talk tough against federal regulation, especially by the Securities and Exchange Commission. But now, it's personal.
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Business & money: Under proposed code of conduct, firms would have to give more details about their business.
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At some point you have to ask for the business. Be prepared for any answer.
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Resolution and Friends Provident are in discussions to create a company with a market value of about $17 billion.
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In the mayor&#39;s office, as in his business career, Michael Bloomberg knows that some deals can be made over the telephone, others over coffee.
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A popular financial portal has its say.
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Harman International has reached a compromise with a pair of buyout firms that will allow them to terminate a planned takeover of the company in return for a $400 million investment -- avoiding litigation that both sides viewed as too costly.
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New and old business strategies meet in a clash of titans. Who will make the final cut?
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Business is sizzling, but is there value to be found?
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Despite legal barriers, business is still good.
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Business & money: Â· Business reborn after new stock offer accepted  Â· Debt halved as vote ends difficult chapter for firm
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Media & professional: Â· Radical shakeup proposed to limit bar on payouts  Â· ABI insists changes would not help consumer
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By DEBORAH YAO  Two months ago, Fred Poteet walked into a Sprint store to resolve some technical problems with his cell phone service. When he walked out, he had a new wireless contract - with Cox Communications Inc., his cable TV operator.