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Too Big to Fail: What Really Happened
Andrew Ross Sorkin's new book gives a behind-the-scenes look at the financial crisis. He tells Jill Schlesinger what he found, and what it means for us now.
Tags: Financial Crisis, MoneyWatch, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Financial Accounting, Finance, Jill Schlesinger, Too Big to Fail, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, John Mack, AIG, JPMorgan Chase
Videos 2009-10-30
Too Big to Fail: Countdown to Meltdown
In the hours leading up to the collapse of Lehman Brothers, JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned his top executives to prepare for the worst. ?There is no way that Washington is going to bail out an investment bank,? he told his team. ?Nor should they.? Here?s an excerpt...
Tags: Financial, Lehman Brothers Inc., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Wall Street, MoneyWatch, Government, Financial Accounting, Finance, Too Big to Fail, Andrew Ross Sorkin, JPMorgan Chase, JP Morgan Chase, Jamie Dimon
Articles 2009-10-30

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Andrew Ross Sorkin Was a Finalist for the New York Observer Job [Recruiting]
Observer owner Jared Kushner tried twice to recruit New York Times wunderkind Andrew Ross Sorkin to take over the newspaper , according to New York . The 28-year-old publisher and the 32-year-old reporter and author of Too Big...
Tags: New York Times Co., newspaper, Editor, observer owner
News items 2009-11-06
"Too Big Too Fail": An Interview With Andrew Ross Sorkin
I'm starting to get the hang of this interview thing...of course it's easier when the guy on the other side of the table grew up in the same town. Sadly he is so much younger than I, that we only knew a few of the same teachers--Mr. Sloan and Ms....
Tags: Financial, Financial Accounting, Financial Planning, Finance, Jill Schlesinger
Blog posts 2009-11-02
Why Cadbury is Like California
According to the Italian business newspaper Il Sole 24 , Ferrero, the family-owned maker of Nutella spread and Kinder chocolates, might try to buy Cadbury out from under Kraft Foods , which has mounted a hostile bid for the British confectioner. So far,...
Tags: Cadbury Schweppes Plc., Kraft Foods Inc.
News items 2009-11-17
Putting Source Documents Online
Felix Salmon submits: Gabriel Sherman has a long profile of Andrew Ross Sorkin, which spends a lot of time talking about Sorkin’s problematic status within the NYT in general and the Sunday Business section in particular. But all big companies have internal politics. What’s interesting is what the story...
Tags: Media, Felix Salmon, New York Times Co.
External links 2009-11-09
Parsons To Providence? Former Time Warner Chairman May Be Back In Deal Fray
Providence Equity Partners has a penchant for media and entertainment investments like Hulu, Warner Music, YES and Univision—and for additions with media connections. Former FCC Chairman Michael Powell signed on as a senior advisor when his government tenure ended. Jim Bankoff found a spot with the same title after...
Tags: Time Warner Inc., NYSE Euronext, Providence, Providence Equity Partners, Investment, Advertising & Promotion, Government, Finance, Marketing, Industry Moves, Companies, Time Warner, Staci D. Kramer
External links 2009-09-16
Paulson Was Willling to Consider Anything to Save Goldman
Adam K White submits: Andrew Ross Sorkin is releasing excerpts from his new book “Too Big To Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System—and Themselves” in this month’s Vanity Fair magazine. I am looking forward to reading...
Tags: Financial, CFA Adam K White, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Wachovia Corp., Workbrain Corp.
External links 2009-10-01
DealBook's Payday, Sort Of
In a much-anticipated only by us media insiders profile of NYT wunderkid Andrew Ross Sorkin, timed with his first book “Too Big To Fail” about the financial crisis drama, lots of details about the book, how it came about, and Sorkin’s increasingly contentious relationship with rest of NYT biz...
Tags: Financial, Financial Crisis, DealBook, Media Ubiquity, TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Companies, New York Times, Rafat Ali
External links 2009-11-09
NYTimes.com Launches "DealBook," A Free Daily E-mail Report From Andrew Ross Sorkin to be Delivered Each Morning "Before the Bell"
Business Editors
Tags: e-mail, New York Times Co.
Research articles 2001-10-03
New York Times to Launch 'DealBook,' New Financial News Report on the Web
NEW YORK -- The New York Times announced today the launch of DealBook, a new online financial news report on NYTimes.com featuring up-to-the-minute news and exclusives about Wall Street and corporate America. The continually updated report edited by Andrew Ross Sorkin, the Times's chief mergers and acquisitions reporter, with contributions...
Tags: financial, New York Times Co., Web
Research articles 2006-03-06
Note to Sell-Side: It's Not Your Ratings That We Care About
In his article yesterday on Frank Quattrone and the state of Wall Street research, Andrew Ross Sorkin gets at the real value sell-side analysts add:    Ask any big institutional investor about what makes good research analysts and the answer is rarely the buy, sell or hold...
Tags: Seeking Alpha
External links 2008-08-13
Calculated Risk: Why Merging Fannie/Freddie is 'Dumb'
At Calculated Risk, the mysterious Tanta says Andrew Ross Sorkin’s idea of merging Fannie FNM and Freddie FRE is “the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard of” because . . . well. . . it might involve layoffs: Fannie and Freddie have, in fact, historically paid decent salaries for skilled workers, and...
Tags: Financial, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
External links 2008-09-03
Nine Notes on Media Business
Ken Doctor submits: As I train down to D.C. for the Online News Association conference (moderating a panel hopefully titled, Optimize and Monetize - if you're there, say hello), the dizzying news industry news of the last week raises more questions than answers. Here's my top nine of the...
Tags: New York Times Co., Media, McClatchy Co., News Corp.
External links 2008-09-13
Wal-Mart May Get an Anti-Trust Reprieve, But...
Scott Rothbort submits: Yesterday Wal-Mart WMT reported its earnings, beat by a penny and confused everyone with its convoluted Forex laced guidance for the fourth quarter. Call Transcript I have been quite public in expressing my opinion that WMT would be a victim of Obama policies. In particular, I...
Tags: Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Antitrust, Seeking Alpha, Scott Rothbort, Corporate Law, Security, Business Operations, US Market, Retail
External links 2008-11-13
Why Treasury Doesn?t Want Goldman?s Money
Tom Lindmark submits: In a perfect world one or more of the recipients of TARP money paying it back would be considered a good thing. We don’t live in a perfect world. In the New York Times, Andrew Ross Sorkin, notes that Goldman GS may well pay back...
Tags: Financial, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Tom Lindmark
External links 2009-03-24
Goldman, Citibank and Others Rely on Earnings Tricks -- But Not Revised Mark-to-Market Rules
Financial institutions have been using a whole array of tricks to boost earnings for the first quarter and beat analysts' estimates, but the revised accounting rules on mark-to-market, which was supposed to smooth unrealized losses, hasn't been one of them. Maybe for the simple reason that it won't improve earnings...
Tags: Bank, Accounting, Earnings, Citigroup Inc., Bank Profit, Financial Services, Financial Accounting, Operational Accounting, Finance, Marine Cole
Blog posts 2009-04-22
When Paulson Met Goldman: From Russia With Love
Still dubious that former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson showed favoritism toward Goldman Sachs, his former firm, during the financial crisis? Read on. In his new book, NYT reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin, here via Felix Salmon, recounts Paulson's June 2008 meeting in Moscow with members of Goldman's board...
Tags: Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Board, Henry Paulson, Treasury, Corporate Governance, Government, Financial Accounting, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Finance, Alain Sherter
Blog posts 2009-10-20
The Crook in the Nook: Barnes & Noble ebooks are overpriced compared to Amazon
By Joe Wilcox , Betanews Yesterday, I excitedly preordered Barnes & Noble's "Nook" ebook reader . Today, I cancelled the order -- and I'm none to happy about it. Why can't Barnes & Noble learn from its past mistakes? The bookseller's digital titles...
Tags: e-book, Amazon.com Inc., Barnes & Noble Inc.
News items 2009-10-21
White House Ready to Aid Auto Industry
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration said on Friday that it was prepared to intervene to prevent the collapse of General Motors and Chrysler after Republican senators blocked a compromise proposal to rescue the automakers. Go to your Portfolio » Senator Bob Corker prepared to talk to TV reporters on Friday...
News items 2009-08-07
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