Peter Cohan wrote a piece for Blogging Stocks this afternoon entitled Why Merrill went with Thain instead of Fink. If true, the story is very troubling, particularly for Merrill.
Investors will once again to keep their eyes on Merrill Lynch. The NewsVisual article on the firm’s new CEO, John Thain, http://www.newsvisual.com/newsvisual/2007/11/john-thain.html makes clear that his experience is an asset that can help Merrill move forward.
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Investors will once again to keep their eyes on Merrill Lynch. The NewsVisual article on the firm’s new CEO, John Thain, http://www.newsvisual.com/newsvisual/2007/11/john-thain.html makes clear that his experience is an asset that can help Merrill move forward.
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