Hair Club founder Sy Sperling dies at 78 in Florida
Sy Sperling, founder of Hair Club for Men famed for the I'm not only the Hair Club president but I'm also a client ads, died Thursday in Boca Raton after a long illness. He was 78. Sperling rose from a New York pool salesman to develop a mesh cap hair system and built a national TV campaign in 1982 that helped popularize his brand.
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EU summit shapes up as long, hard slog
EU leaders gather in Brussels for a 1.0 trillion euro seven year budget amid Brexit fallout. Frugal Four push for near 1 percent of GNI while Friends of Cohesion seek continued cohesion funds and Parliament demands 1.3 percent. Budget covers green goals, agriculture, education and transport as talks loom late into the summit.
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Victoria's Secret Sells Majority Stake to Sycamore Brands
L Brands agrees to sell 55 percent of Victoria's Secret to private equity firm Sycamore Brands for about 525 million dollars, leaving Colum bus Ohio based company with 45 percent and turning Victoria's Secret into a private company. Les Wexner will step down as chairman and CEO after the deal.
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Morgan Stanley to buy E Trade in $13 billion deal
Morgan Stanley agrees to acquire E Trade Financial in an all stock transaction valued at about 13 billion dollars. The merger adds 5.2 million client accounts and 360 billion dollars in retail assets to Morgan Stanley while expanding its wealth management footprint. E Trade stock rose on the news while Morgan Stanley stock dipped amid questions over the price.
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Morgan Stanley to buy E-Trade in all-stock deal
Morgan Stanley agrees to acquire online broker E Trade in a deal valued at about 13 billion dollars in Morgan Stanley stock. E Trade shareholders would receive 1.0432 Morgan Stanley shares for each E Trade share. The photo notes the Oct 27 2009 file image of an E Trade branch in San Francisco.
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