THE WEEK IN REVIEW
I.M.F. Recalls Negotiators as Deadline Looms for Greek Deal "Major differences" with the government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras were reported as creditors and Athens pursue a deal.
Deal Professor: J. Crew Struggles With Its 'Great Man' Dilemma Four years after the clothing retailer went private with Millard Drexler leading, the deal shareholders received remains a complicated matter.
Wall St. Courts Start-Ups It Once May Have IgnoredThe titans of finance no longer keep their distance from small tech firms but actively support them as sources of potential tools they once would have developed themselves.
Regulator Said to Have Pressed for Exit of Deutsche Chiefs German regulators played a role in the departures at the bank, according to two people briefed on the events that contributed to the leadership upheaval.
Iceland to Lift Capital Controls Imposed After Financial Crisis The release of the capital controls will be watched carefully as an important case study in how to manage a crisis.
Andrew Ross Sorkin: Mergers Might Not Signal Optimism Usually confidence in a robust economy drives merger activity. With revenue growth dwindling, that might not be the case this time.
Protections for Late Investors Can Inflate Start-Up Valuations Terms providing insurance against subsequent developments appeal to company founders because they provide new cash at the highest nominal valuation, reducing dilution if all goes well.
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