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Merger Thursday, Valeant and a shake-up at Bank of America

Apr 28, 2016, 22:56 IST

From left, Valeant's outgoing CEO, J. Michael Pearson; former chief financial officer Howard Schiller; and billionaire investor William Ackman, whose hedge fund holds a large stake in Valeant and controls two seats on its board of directors, are sworn in on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, April 27, 2016, prior to testifying before the Senate Special Committee on Aging hearing on drastic price hikes by Valeant and a handful of other drugmakers that have stoked outrage from patients, physicians and politicians nationwide.AP Images/Manuel Balce Ceneta

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What a day.

Bank of America has made a slate of changes in its equities business ? here is the memo announcing the new management line-up.

The M&A market has bounced back, with a bunch of big deals announced on Thursday.

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Here are the highlights:

Then there is Valeant news.

In other news, Priceline's CEO is resigning because of a personal relationship with an employee, and the brutal cull on Wall Street (probably) isn't finished.

Here's what happens next at Yahoo. In related news, even Yahoo's security guard is worried about Marissa Mayer.

And here is our list of the 50 best restaurants in America.

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Here are the top Wall Street headlines at midday:

ECB CHIEF MARIO DRAGHI: Our cheap money is saving the world - Draghi addressed Europe's lack of inflation, the impact of low interest rates on savers, Greece's debt problem, and the upcoming UK referendum in an interview.

The massive shift taking place in investing might just be a fad - Much of investing is a slow burn - retirement plans, re-allocating every year or so, buy and hold. So when things do shift in the investing world it can feel monumental.

China's army of investors haven't learned their lesson, and it looks like history is going to repeat itself - You might think the crazy roller coaster ride that is China's stock market would be too much for some mom-and-pop investors to stomach. Think again.

The market is going to suck for the next 20 years, and you're going to have to double your life savings - The "golden age" of stock market returns is over.

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Canada's Boeing challenger just made a blockbuster deal with Delta - Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier just won a blockbuster deal: 75 firm orders for its C-series jet by Delta Airlines.

The $120 million penthouse once owned by the 'King of Wall Street' just became New York City's most expensive home - If you want to live like a king, now's your chance.

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