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The Litigation Equation; Public company valuations appear attractive, but is it worth a lawsuit?(Round Up)
July 1, 2009... Byline: Ken MacFadyen The Dow Jones Industrial Average, as of the end of May, was still showing a more than 33% decline year over year. To some deal pros, that kind of falloff screams opportunity. As it turns out, class-action lawyers are on the same page. In the first four and a...

Opportunity in Crisis; China's latent interest in the US could surface in the form of distressed acquisitions.(Cover Story)
June 1, 2009... Byline: Ken MacFadyen It never received much in the way of press coverage, but when Delphi Corp. was shopping its wheel bearings business out of bankruptcy last April, one of the interested parties included a company called Wanxin Machinery. Not a familiar face domestically, its presence...

Credit Wire from Mergers unleashed.(Debt Monitor)
June 1, 2009... Byline: Editorial Staff Libor Falls Below 1% The three-month London interbank offered rate, predominately known as Libor, fell below 1% for the first time since its 1984 creation. In the first week of May, Libor declined two basis points to 0.99%. The previous all-time low was...