Icahn

Icahn regulatory role gives activist investors strong Washington voice

By Reuters | December 23, 2016

U.S. chief executives, already wrestling with a steady flow of activist investors in their board rooms, face a newly challenging landscape now that the loudest voice of the bunch will have the ear of the next president and his securities' rule makers.

Alternative thinking on Uncle Carl, Dell’s penalty and impact investing

By Garrett Baldwin | June 1, 2016

AIG CEO says MetLife 'too big to fail' ruling an opportunity

By Sudarshan Varadhan, Reuters | March 31, 2016

Icahn pulling rank at AIG

By Richa Naidu, Reuters | November 23, 2015

Activist investor Carl Icahn said he may propose adding a new director to American International Group's board, saying Peter Hancock, AIG's chief executive, was unlikely to "sincerely consider" his suggestion to split the company into three.

Alternative thinking on the global oil rout, Cargill’s hedge fund exit, and Carl Icahn’s American apocalypse…

By Garrett Baldwin | September 29, 2015

Alternative Thinking on All-You-Can-Eat Bread Sticks, Congressional Pitchforks, the Global Oil Rout, Cargill’s Hedge Fund Exit, and Carl Icahn’s American Apocalypse…

Hedge fund guys gathering at tech industry's gate

By Katie Benner, Bloomberg | October 16, 2014

Never has techland felt the influence of activist investor so acutely, with a Who’s Who of hedge-fund luminaries transforming the investing landscape.

5 reasons Apple is worth $1.2 trillion

By Tim Higgins and Denni Hu, Bloomberg | October 14, 2014

The world’s biggest company isn’t big enough for Carl Icahn.

Icahn gives up Dell fight while criticizing offer as too low

By Sarah Frier and Miles Weiss, Bloomberg | September 9, 2013

Billionaire Carl Icahn gave up his fight to control Dell Inc., saying he continues to oppose founder Michael Dell’s $24.9 billion plan to take the company private because it undervalues the computer maker.