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Business news for Thu, 29 Nov 2007 & with word brokerage. 13 news.

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23:04 E-Trade Gets $2.55B Infusion, CEO Out
USNews.com -- Headlines from the Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) -- E-Trade Financial Corp., which flirted with collapse amid the growing mortgage crisis, said Thursday it is getting a $2.55 billion cash infusion from Citadel Investment Group in a bid to revive the battered discount brokerage....
22:08 Hedge fund pumps $2.8bn into ETrade
NEWS.com.au | Business | Markets
ONE of America's biggest hedge funds, Citadel, has agreed to pump $US2.5 billion ($2.8 billion) into the troubled online brokerage ETrade to help shore up its ailing balance sheet, the firms announced.
19:52 E-Trade's rescue plan
FT.com - Lex
In riding to the rescue of E-Trade, Citadel Investment has trampled the troubled brokerage's existing shareholders
15:51 E*Trade gets huge cash infusion from Citadel
Reuters: Business News
NEW YORK (Reuters) - E*Trade Financial Corp is getting a $2.55 billion cash infusion from investors led by Citadel Investment Group, which is also buying the mortgage-related securities portfolio that has been the source of most of the discount brokerage's recent woes.
15:36 E*Trade to Get Help From Citadel
WSJ.com: What's News US
E*Trade Financial is getting a $2.5 billion cash infusion from hedge fund Citadel Investment. Mitch Caplan is stepping down as CEO of the discount brokerage firm, which has been ensnared by the mortgage crisis.
15:22 Financials pause after Wednesday rally; E-Trade advances
MarketWatch.com - Top Stories
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Shares of most financial stocks retreated Thursday, led by the brokerage sector, which saw strong gains in the previous session.
15:08 Investment boost for struggling ETrade
rte.ie -- Business
Hedge funds Citadel has agreed to pump $2.5 billion into the troubled online brokerage ETrade.
14:15 Citadel makes big investment in E*Trade for 18% stake
ChicagoBusiness.com -- Breaking News
(Reuters) -- Online brokerage E*Trade Financial Corp., which has been pounded by credit woes in the mortgage business, said on Thursday that it was getting a $2.55 billion cash infusion from investors led by Citadel Investment Group. E*Trade shares, which lost about 80 percent of their value ...
13:50 E*Trade gets $2.55 billion cash infusion from Citadel
washingtonpost.com - industries
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Online brokerage E*Trade Financial Corp (ETFC.O), which has been pounded by credit woes in the mortgage business, said on Thursday that it was getting a $2.55 billion cash infusion from investors led by Citadel Investment Group.
12:48 E-Trade gets huge cash infusion from Chicago-based Citadel
chicagotribune.com - Business
E-Trade Financial Corp. said Thursday Mitchell H. Caplan has stepped down as chief executive as the troubled discount brokerage announced a $2.5 billion cash infusion from affiliates of Citadel Investment Group.
12:21 Citadel, BlackRock to Inject $2.5 Billion into E*Trade
NYT > DealBook
E*Trade Financial, the troubled Internet bank and brokerage, said Thursday it secured a $2.55 billion cash infusion from a group led by hedge-fund firm Citadel Investment Group. Funds managed by BlackRock will also contribute to the infusion, which E*Trade said will shore up its balance sheet and help restore customers’ confidence after it took big [...]
11:58 E-Trade Gets $2.5B Infusion; CEO Out
Newsvine - business - Wire
E-Trade Financial Corp. said Thursday Mitchell H. Caplan has stepped down as chief executive as the troubled discount brokerage announced a $2.5 billion cash infusion from affiliates of Citadel Investment Group.
07:55 Subprime Woes Hit Norwegian Brokerage
NYT > World Business
The brokerage firm Terra Securities said it would file for bankruptcy protection because of accusations it made four remote towns victims of subprime problems in the United States.
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