DEAL DISCOURSE
November 29, 2010
Accordion Partners analyzes the mid-market, estimating that the segment has accounted for more than $1.5 billion in investment banking fees so far this year.
From the New York Times, David Carr provides a pretty good snapshot of how a non-story captures headlines, while Pete Peterson, in the magazine, comes out against carried interest receiving the capital gains tax treatment.
PE folks may remember Fannie May as a rollup gone bad, but 1-800-Flowers.com has managed to revitalize the candy company.
Chavez the dealmaker?
Bruce Willis is being tapped as the face of Russia's Trust bank, with the tagline: "Trust is just like me, but a bank." -- Apparently, they're overlooking his role as Butch Coolidge in Pulp Fiction, or maybe they're not.
Lone Star Funds finally exits Korea Exchange Bank. It's actually debatable whether an impressive threefold return was worth the effort.
On the same day, Walmart seals South African deal, Amazon's organic overseas efforts take shape.
Al Gore finally reveals why he was so bullish on ethanol, and surprise, it wasn't the technology.
And for those hoping for a better holiday party season, maybe next year.
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