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NEW YORK Oct 13 (Reuters) - A loss at JPMorgan Chase & Co’s private equity group signals a tough quarter for buyout shops, as global economic uncertainty and market declines hit the value of their investments.JPMorgan said on Thursday its private equity segment swung to a loss of $347 million...

KKR & Company Named Top Dividend Stock With Insider Buying and 8.80% Yield (KKR)

In this series, we look through the most recent Dividend Channel ''DividendRank'' report, and then we cherry pick only those companies that have experienced insider buying within the past six months. The officers and directors of a company tend to have a unique insider's view of the business, and presumably [...]

KKR was named the top Dividend stock by Forbes. They also recently brought General David Petraeus on to head up their Global Division 

I owe JP MorganChase $500,000 on my mortgage, but I decided, “You know what? Fuck this place! I’m just going to sell it for $50,000 and walk away with the money”, and under this new system, the guy who buys it doesn’t owe you guys shit!

Why is JP Morgan responsible for the liabilities of a company that they bought?

Netflix is looking at what to offer based on what shows are being offered on pirate sites. This is probably a great strategy. If netflix can offer it easier and with better quality I'm sure pirates won't be as effective. I still say netflix is a buy, 

KKR and Panasonic Agree on a Price

Earlier in the month we wrote about the announcement of the Panasonic health sale to private equity firm KKR. The sale has now been finalized, KKR will own 80% of the Panasonic healthcare unit for a price of $1.67 billion an Panasonic will hold the remaining 20%. Panasonic has lost more than $7 billion a year for the last two years on their healthcare unit. The chief executive of Panasonic when asked about his thoughts on KKR said, "We believe that partnering with K.K.R will also allow us to learn from K.K.R.'s global operational and business management expertise as we pursue the next stage of growth for Panasonic." KKR's founder Henry Kravis said in a statement that Japan was, "a very important and attractive market for K.K.R., and our experienced tam on the ground in Japan looks forward to leveraging KKR's Global expertise experience." Other notable leaders on KKR's global team include former General David Petraeusand former RNC Chairman Kenneth Mehlman.

http://aclassasset.blogspot.com/2013/10/kkr-and-panasonic-agree-on-price.html

Last night, JP Morgan was about to roll out a Q&A with #AskJPM and things went wrong.. very wrong.

More highlights here: trib.in/1bqIdEN

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