Since the Federal Reserve's September 18 rate cut, the economy has sent mixed signals and leaves Wall Street expecting further easing to come in the short term. On October 5, the Labor department released data that showed an increase of 110,000 new jobs...

Despite the initial market surge in reaction to the Fed’s larger than expected rate cut last week, underlying concerns about US economic performance continue to persist. The housing market and inflation are the primary concerns for Wall Street...

A critical driver of a premium valuation for a company is a competitive universe of qualified buyers. To keep multiple buyers interested and engaged, your management team needs to optimize every buyer interaction. In this Viewpoint, we discuss how to prepare your team to make a great impression from the outset.

Sub-prime woes have crept into the overall global credit market, exposing the systematic under-pricing of risk contributed to the bull market of 2006 and 2007. After closing at a record high of 14,000 on July, 19th the Dow lost 8.3% in one month sliding...

Litigation is a growth industry these days. US companies with sales over $1 billion now face an average of 556 lawsuits -- and about half of them are sued 50 times a year. Today, the average large corporation spends $10.8 million per year on litigation, up from $8 million in 2005.