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Chris Kaufman

Position: Editor
Chris Kaufman writes a daily morning DealZone blog and spends most of his day trying to stay one step ahead of the news by editing The Day Ahead newsletter, a product for premium Reuters subscribers. He has reported, written, edited and presented news on radio and television for Reuters since 1994. As a journeyman journalist, Chris has worked extensively in East and Southeast Asia, with stints in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan.

Articles

AIG in talks with U.S. government, sees $60 billion loss: source February 25, 06:24am EST 

NEW YORK (Reuters) - American International Group, rescued twice last year by the U.S. government, is asking for more aid and bracing for a fourth-quarter loss of roughly $60 billion, a source familiar with the matter said. It would be the biggest loss ...  Full Article 

AIG in talks with U.S. government, sees $60 billion loss: source
Equity Residential Q4 FFO falls, beats views
UPDATE 3-Equity Residential 4th-qtr FFO falls, beats views
INSTANT VIEW: Fed leads global coordinated rate cut
Brown-Forman beats estimates
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Blog Posts

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DirecTV adds to media merger excitement

A management change at DirecTV raises expectations John Malone's Liberty Media could be sold.  Full Article 

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Sweet nothings for Cadbury

Markets take news of a possible competing bid for Cadbury with a grain of salt.  Full Article 

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Jacob's Ladder at Lazard

Lazard's new chief is a company insider.  Full Article 

GM's debt designs | Comments [1]
SEC to be busy with 3Com fishiness | Comments [1]
AIG's revolving CEO door | Comments [1]
Comcast, GE and Kraft await Europe’s pleasure
IMS deal shows life, if not strength, in leveraged buyouts
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