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King IcahnStevens, Mark

King Icahn

1993326 pages
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In this dramatic, deal-by-deal portrait of legendary and, until now, secretive financier Carl Icahn, bestselling business writer Mark Stevens takes us behind the scenes of some of the biggest deals in U.S. corporate history: Icahn's multibillion dollar raid on Phillips Petroleum; his bold move on Texaco's hidebound management, which netted him $500 million in the largest single transaction ever recorded by the New York Stock Exchange; Icahn's prolonged battle with CEO David Roderick to break apart the once mighty steel giant USX; and his stunning takeover of TWA. To write this fascinating…

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  • Other · English · 1993
    Dutton · 326 pages · 9780525936138
Consolidation and merger of corporationsCapitalists and financiersBiographyHistory