# Carl Icahn
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Carl Celian Icahn (; born February 16, 1936) is an American businessman and philanthropist. He is the founder and controlling shareholder of Icahn Enterprises, a diversified conglomerate holding company based in New York City, formerly known as American Real Estate Partners. He is also Chairman of Federal-Mogul, an American developer, manufacturer and supplier of powertrain components and vehicle safety products.
Dell vs Icahn. Which side are you on?
Michael Dell and Carl Icahn are locked in what could prove to be the shareholder battle of 2013. Who is right? Teruyuki Asaoka, a Cambridge MBA student fresh from completing his last assignment for the Cases in Corporate Finance elective, argues against fellow classmate Kim Collaco.
An interview w…
Sue Siegel: Innovation, AI, and the Future of Life Sciences
(00:00) Introduction and about the inaugural Boardroom Governance Summit
(03:03) Sue Siegel’s Background: from molecular biology and operating roles to venture capital, GE Ventures, Chief Innovation Officer of GE, and board service
(04:14) Innovation as a System: why breakthrough technology alone …
Change Equals Opportunity: Ex-CEO Jim Keyes on 7-Eleven, Blockbuster, and the Deals That Got Away
Season 10, Episode 2:
What really happened to Blockbuster, and what did 7-Eleven understand that other retailers missed?
Jim Keyes, former CEO of 7-Eleven and Blockbuster, joins No Cap to talk about the rise, reinvention, and disruption behind two of America’s most recognizable retail brands.
Ji…
Carl Icahn: The Forced Reckoning
Here's what separates Carl Icahn from every other investor on Wall Street. He didn't buy stocks and hope. He bought control and forced reckonings. TWA 1985: 50.3% stake, $24/share, $420 million total. Company hemorrhaging $140 million annually. He didn't see an airline. He saw a route network wrapp…
Why Blockbuster Really Failed — Former CEO Jim Keyes
“Netflix didn’t kill us.”
Former Blockbuster and 7-Eleven CEO Jim Keyes joins Stock Sharks to explain what he believes really brought Blockbuster down—and why the familiar Netflix story misses crucial details.
Jim shares his account of the billion-dollar debt burden, the 2008 financial crisis, …
Palantir Bookings; Hyperscaler AI Spending; Tech Momentum; AI Bubble; CVR-Marathon Deal; Nasdaq Correction; Midterm Futures; Nvidia China Restrictions; Oracle Fundraising
The Daily Business and Finance Show - Tuesday, 3 November 2026
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Four Billion for the Gap
Dave Explains the Economy in Plain English — Ep. 007 — Tue Nov 3
Saudi Aramco said out loud its profit surged on "higher prices of refined products" — that's the gap — the same week a different Carl, Carl Icahn, is paying over four billion for two of Marathon's refineries, and I still don't have a …
Trump Says U.S. Will Cut Off Aid to Israel
Plus: The Justice Department is sending election monitors to all 50 states for the first time. And Carl Icahn’s CVR Energy is buying two oil refineries from Marathon Petroleum as global conflicts have boosted U.S. refiners’ sales. Alex Ossola hosts.
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Is Apple Losing Its Memory?
This was the first earnings report for Apple under new CEO John Ternus. Despite the leadership change, there were a lot of similar themes to the time of CEO Tim Cook: supply chain challenges and what to do with all that extra cash. Matt, Lou, and Tyler take a look at Apple’s earnings under new lead…
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