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John Thain started at the investment bank in 1979, excelling not as an M&A maven but as an operations guy. He rose to president of the firm and in 2004 earned $11 million, according to Bloomberg ...
They were here to take the measure of John Thain, CEO of the New York Stock Exchange, and Jean-François Theodore, head of Euronext, an agglomeration of European exchanges with which Thain was ...
John Thain, it's good to be the king. For the second time in five years, John Thain is being summoned to put out a fire. Having stepped in at the New York Stock Exchange -- before it was a public ...
Merrill Lynch & Co. said Wednesday it has tapped New York Stock Exchange head John Thain to lead the world’s largest brokerage through the unfolding credit market turmoil that threatens Wall ...
It’s official: Former Merrill Lynch CEO, John Thain, the man once credited with “revolutionizing” the New York Stock Exchange and Goldman Sachs, is the new most-hated man on Wall Street ...
If the Olympics had a biathlon in greed and arrogance, ousted Merrill Lynch boss John Thain would win gold medal, silver and bronze – because this guy has brass. While his storied Wall Street… ...
John Thain took over the top job at Merrill Lynch amid high expectations, a reputation as "Mr. Fixit" from the New York Stock Exchange, and the blessing of every Merrill Lynch employee that ...
John Thain News from United Press International. Former Merrill Lynch top executive John Thain resigned from Bank of America after a quick meeting in New York with his new boss, a bank spokesman said.
Photo: Getty Images “We believe that we are in a very comfortable spot in terms of our capital,” Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain told analysts July 18, after the bank wrote down $9.4 billion and ...
For John Thain, vindication is sweet. Sources told The Post that the former Merrill Lynch boss spent yesterday quietly celebrating the resignation of Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis and hopes Lewis&#… ...