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SAC’s Cohen Said to Mull Deal That Would Shut Hedge Fund

bloomberg.com — After five years under investigation for insider trading, Steven Cohen is considering proposing a deal to prosecutors that would shut his $15 billion hedge-fund firm to outside investors, according to a person familiar with his thinking.
SAC’s Cohen Said to Mull Deal That Would Shut Hedge Fund bloom.bg/117miwy via @BloombergNews
RT @cr_harper: MOST READ on Bloomberg today: SAC’s Cohen said to mull deal that would shut hedge fund bloom.bg/117miwy via @Bloomberg
RT @cr_harper: MOST READ on Bloomberg today: SAC’s Cohen said to mull deal that would shut hedge fund bloom.bg/117miwy via @Bloomberg
RT @cr_harper: MOST READ on Bloomberg today: SAC’s Cohen said to mull deal that would shut hedge fund bloom.bg/117miwy via @Bloomberg
MOST READ on Bloomberg today: SAC’s Cohen said to mull deal that would shut hedge fund bloom.bg/117miwy via @BloombergNews
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bloomberg.com — Should the board of JPMorgan Chase & Co. force Jamie Dimon, the bank's chairman and chief executive officer, to give up one of his jobs? Governance watchdogs, shareholder advisory services and public pension funds say yes. Other large shareholders, some prominent academics and the bank say no.
Pushing Jamie Dimon out of the chair won't fix what ails JPMorgan.. bloom.bg/14KEd0d via @BloombergView
RT @moorehn: Can't think of a bigger red herring on JPM corporate governance than raising more capital. Totally irrelevant, no? http://t.co…
Can't think of a bigger red herring on JPM corporate governance than raising more capital. Totally irrelevant, no? mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…

IRS's Tea Party Targeting Controversy Graphic

bloomberg.com — Word of IRS Tea Party Targeting Groups Scandal Reaches President Obama Graphic

How to Humble a Wing Nut

bloomberg.com — There is no standard definition of the all-important term "wing nut," so let's provide one. A wing nut is someone who has a dogmatic commitment to an extreme political view ("wing") that is false and at least a bit crazy ("nut"). A wing nut might believe that George W.
It's possible we can cure wingnuttery by making people realize how uninformed they are. is.gd/lQXX0M via @pbump
"if you ask people to explain exactly why they think as they do, they discover how much they don’t know" bloom.bg/13I2GVh
Asking people with extreme political beliefs to detail their knowledge of the subject moderates their extremism. p-bu.mp/qul

Bloomberg Billionaires

bloomberg.com — The Bloomberg Billionaires Index is a daily ranking of the world's richest people.
RT @MG_Miller: World's 11 richest women control $223.5 billion. Check out this cool cut of the @BloombergNews #Billionaires Index: http://t…
RT @MG_Miller: World's 11 richest women control $223.5 billion. Check out this cool cut of the @BloombergNews #Billionaires Index: http://t…
World's 11 richest women control $223.5 billion. Check out this cool cut of the @BloombergNews #Billionaires Index: bloomberg.com/billionaires/2…

Best Car Design Since 1960s Drive U.S. Market Share Gains

bloomberg.com — In the dark winter months before General Motors Co. (GM) filed for bankruptcy four years ago, its top designer, Ed Welburn, was growing increasingly frustrated with the negative news about his company. He gathered his 300-member design staff in the cavernous domed showroom at the automaker's suburban Detroit studios for a serious, stand-up meeting.
@ralphgilles makes "a little noise." Best Car Design Since 1960s Drives U.S. Market Share Gain bloom.bg/14Lt5At via @BloombergNews
@KeithNaughton gets his tail fins on: Best Car Design Since 1960s Drive U.S. Market Share Gains... fb.me/1HSCjb6Lo

ICE Joins CME Warning of Splits in Global Derivatives Rules

bloomberg.com — Top executives of the two largest U.S. derivatives exchanges say regulators must take further steps to align Dodd-Frank Act rules with those of foreign counterparts to avoid oversight splits that could harm markets. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and overseas agencies have a few months to improve coordination before differences hurt business, IntercontinentalExchange Inc.

London’s Best Dishes: Meat Fruit, Burgers to Eccles Cake

bloomberg.com — London is home to world-class restaurants with elaborate and original gastronomic creations. Sometimes, simpler pleasures are more appealing. Here are 30 dishes I enjoy. It's not a balanced list. It's not aimed at foodies. It's not comprehensive. These are a few of -- to quote Julie Andrews and Miles Davis -- my favorite things.
RT @Ape451: A great roll call of 30 favourite London dishes from @Richardvines: bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2… I agree with just about all of them.
London’s Best Dishes: Heston's meat fruit, squid burgers to Eccles Cake bloom.bg/14KGKaZ by @Richardvines my edit
London’s Best Dishes: Meat Fruit, Burgers to Eccles Cake bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2… This is a roundup of some of my favourite dishes.

Pritzker’s $54 Million Family Trust Fee Seen as Unique

bloomberg.com — Receiving $54 million in consulting fees for a decade's work on her own family's offshore trusts is unusual and probably saved U.S. Commerce Secretary nominee Penny Pritzker on taxes, according to estate experts.
RT @zachmider: Did Obama nominee save on taxes by labeling a payout from family trusts a $54 million "consulting fee?" http://t.co/i8ziaRsx…
Did Obama nominee save on taxes by labeling a payout from family trusts a $54 million "consulting fee?" bloom.bg/14Lravx @mkmcollins

Danish Banks Start Campaign to Block Stricter Capital Rules

bloomberg.com — Denmark's banks are preparing a campaign that will target the country's lawmakers in an effort to prevent the nation exceeding European regulatory standards. Politicians from the government and opposition will this month be invited to a town hall meeting arranged by the Association of Danish Mortgage Banks to hear academics, industry representatives and business groups address the potential impact of the new rules, said Peter Jayaswal, a deputy director for the Copenhagen-based association.

Tornado South of Oklahoma City Devastates Schools, Homes

bloomberg.com — Rescue workers clawed through mountains of rubble in a frantic search for survivors -- including dozens of missing children -- after a mile-wide tornado flattened an Oklahoma City suburb, destroying at least two schools and entire neighborhoods, damaging a hospital and sparking fires.
A tornado hitting a small Oklahoma town has now killed more people than any U.S. earthquake in my lifetime. By far. bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…
The death toll from yesterday's tornadoes in Oklahoma City has reached 90 bloom.bg/18eEz1q
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Poland Shale Boom Falters as State Targets Higher Taxes: Energy

bloomberg.com — Poland 's shale gas boom is threatened even before it gets started after some wells failed and the government sought to increase taxes on profits. Of 39 wells planned for 2013, just two were drilled by May, Environment Ministry data show. The government plans to require that explorers take a state-run company as a production partner.

Apple’s Offshore Entities Avoid Taxes, Senate Probe Finds

bloomberg.com — Apple Inc. (AAPL) has created a web of offshore entities to avoid paying billions of dollars in U.S. taxes, including three foreign subsidiaries the company says have no home country for tax purposes, congressional investigators say. The world's most valuable technology company has $102 billion in offshore accounts and shifted billions in profits out of the U.S.
Will Steve Jobs' legacy be 'greatest tax dodger in history'? #apple#tax#business#tech#Congres bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…
Apple CEO to Take on Lawmaker Statements on Tax Avoidance bloom.bg/14KkXA3 via @BloombergNews
Apple has a web of offshore entities to avoid paying billions in U.S. taxes: bloom.bg/14KkXA3 via @BloombergNews
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GrubHub to Merge With Seamless as Food Orders Go Mobile

bloomberg.com — GrubHub Inc. and Seamless North America LLC, two of the top food-delivery websites in the U.S., have agreed to combine their companies to take on rivals in the growing market for online meal orders. GrubHub Chief Executive Officer Matt Maloney will become CEO of the merged group, and Seamless CEO Jonathan Zabusky will serve as president, the two said in an interview.
I guess this means my online grub will now arrive seamlessly more often. bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-2…
GrubHub to Merge With Seamless as Food Orders Go Mobile bloom.bg/14IR432 via @BloombergNews
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MetLife Says Low Rates Could Cost Annuity Unit $2.5 Billion

bloomberg.com — MetLife Inc. said continued low interest rates could cost the company about $2.5 billion after three-to-five years in the U.S. variable annuity business. The projection for the so-called deferred acquisition cost is based on Treasury rates holding at levels from September of last year, according to a regulatory filing today from New York-based MetLife, the largest U.S.
RT @ztracer: Here's what could happen at MetLife if rates stay lower for longer: bloom.bg/118yY6d via @BloombergNews $MET
Here's what could happen at MetLife if rates stay lower for longer: bloom.bg/118yY6d via @BloombergNews $MET
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