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Activist investor Carl Icahn has a sizable position ... The stock is still down 24% this year. The size of Icahn’s stake in the company could not be learned, the report added.

The stock of Carl Icahn’s investing arm IEP, +2.52% is still down 52% over the last 12 months after the company became the subject of a highly critical short-selling report last May that ...

The man who inspired the character of Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's 1987 film Wall Street is Wall Street legend Carl ... dragged down by smoking-related lawsuits. In February 1997, Icahn sold ...

Icahn through certain of ... in the near-term on additional pay down of debt to further reduce our debt leverage ratios. I would also like to thank Carl for his support and his team for their ...

Carl Icahn is a legendary ... He told investors that Icahn Enterprises did well with its long, activist positions, but its overly bearish bets dragged down performance. The company has ...

Hindenburg Research stepped up its market offensive against Carl ... all appropriate steps to protect our unitholders and fight back." Shares of Icahn Enterprises are down nearly 40% since ...

Carl Icahn's 13F filing shows 14 holdings, including Icahn Enterprises, CVR Energy, Southwest Gas Holdings, Occidental Petroleum warrants, and Bausch Health. Icahn established a new stake in ...

Conduent Inc. (Nasdaq: CNDT) paid approximately $132 million to repurchase all common stock shares tied to investor Carl Icahn ... in the near-term to pay down debt and further reduce debt ...

Icahn Enterprises L.P. said Monday it intends to offer $500 million of high-yield six-year notes in a private placement. The investing arm of billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn said proceeds ...

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Carl Icahn's approach is very different. He's what's known as an activist investor, basically looking for companies that are struggling for some reason. He then steps in, buying stock or the ...