Carl Icahn

Carl Icahn gets breathing room from lenders after Hindenburg attack

A principal repayment of $500 million is now due on or before September 1, according to a filing

Hindenburg targets Icahn Enterprises, claims IEP shares overvalued

Hindenburg targets Icahn Enterprises after dropping a significant amount of Adani Group shares. In response to that, Icahn rejects Hindenburg's claim and called the report self-serving

Carl Icahn's wealth plunges $10 bn on Hindenburg short-seller report

Icahn, 87, is the latest billionaire to be targeted by Hindenburg this year after the New York-based short-seller went after Gautam Adani and Jack Dorsey

Hindenburg takes on billionaire Icahn with latest short position

His company's stock tumbles 24%

Shareholders re-elect McDonald's directors, Icahn loses board battle

Preliminary tallies showed shareholders backed all 12 of McDonald's directors and that Icahn's two nominees received approximately 1% of the vote, the company said.

Icahn nominates two members to McDonald's board to challenge pig policy

McDonald's Corporation on Sunday said Carl Icahn has nominated two members to its board of directors in an escalating fight over the treatment of pigs by the burger chain's suppliers.

Carl Icahn's investment firm appoints former GE dealmaker as CEO

Icahn Enterprises has market capitalisation of more than $13 billion and investments in energy, metals and real estate, among others

Carl Icahn sells over half his Herbalife stake for $600 million: Report

Activist investor Carl Icahn has sold more than half his stake in Herbalife Nutrition Ltd for $600 million and is planning to give up the five seats on the company's board held by his representatives

Activist investor Carl Icahn brings son back, lays out succession plan

Carl Icahn is currently the chairman and Keith Cozza is the president and chief executive officer

Big short: How Carl Icahn made $1.3 bn as malls closed down due to Covid-19

There is something discomfiting about the idea of getting fantastically rich off someone else's misfortune, which is what happens when a "short" trade - or bet against a stock or industry - succeeds

Billionaire investor Icahn exits Hertz after company files for bankruptcy

Hertz fell victim to coronavirus shutdowns that dramatically curtailed travel and created major financial hardships for the company

Carl Icahn, the car guy: Why he bets on Hertz, Lyft and Pep Boys

Icahn imagines the next two decades or so of transportation the way a lot of experts do

Trump advisor Carl Icahn resigns over negative article due on Monday

The New Yorker story reportedly comprised details of potential conflicts of interest

Carl Icahn steps down as unofficial advisor to Donald Trump

He gave the White House guidance on its deregulation efforts