TheStreet.com elects 2 directors, another resigns

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TheStreet.com Ratings Wins "Forward-Thinking in Excellence in Overall Business Strategy" Award

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TheStreet.com Ratings, the financial safety and investment ratings division of TheStreet.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSCM; http://www.thestreet.com), received the “Director’s Choice Award” as part of BNY Convergex’s Jaywalk Independent Research Provider Performance Award Program. The Director’s Choice Award recognizes TheStreet.com Ratings division's excellence in business strategy and "new initiatives to increase the scope of its offerings to the demanding institutional investor community" in the first half of 2009.“We are very excited to receive this award from Jaywalk,” said Donald Lucek, Director of Research for TheStreet.com Ratings. “Over the past year we have significantly sharpened our focus on serving individual and professional investors and we’re delighted that Jaywalk’s survey respondents have recognized our efforts.”TheStreet.com Ratings is a completely independent research provider that does not accept compensation from the companies it rates or give the companies an opportunity to preview the ratings or suppress publication if unfavorable. It offers a complete line of ...
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THESTREET COM Files SEC form 8-K, Change in Directors or Principal Officers

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My 9/11: A Personal account

“Crippled but free. I was blind by the time I was learning to see.” --Grateful Dead It was a beautiful, crisp September morning as I looked up from my Wall Street Journal to watch the sunrise over the East River. It was a peaceful moment, a pause to reflect on the beauty of the landscape and my place in life. I was president of a $400 million hedge fund and while bearish on the macro landscape, we were positioned for a counter-trend rally heading into that fateful day. As my driver navigated the FDR and I soaked in the scene, none of it mattered for a few, short seconds. As we settled into our turrets and downed our second cup of coffee, Nokia (NOK) pre-announced a negative quarter and the stock shot 5% higher. It was a classic sign that the market was washed out, proof positive that traders were caught short and scrambling to cover. We pressed our bet and furiously bought SPY and QQQ hand over fist, twisting the knife into the sides of the bears that were short and overstayed their welcome. The first boom shook our office walls. I scanned my trading desk and asked my team “What the hell was that?” One of our analysts yelled “The World Trade Center’s on fire!” as we turned to see flames raging and black smoke billowing into the clear blue sky. At 40 Fulton Street, we were a few short blocks away from the towers and on the 24th floor, had a bird’s eye view. The mainstream media had yet to pick up the story, adding to the confusion we felt as we watched it unfold in real-time. I turned to write on TheStreet.com (...
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TheStreet.com Announces Quarterly Cash Dividend

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Get Briefed: Todd Harrison

About Harrison Todd Harrison is the founder and chief executive officer of Minyanville. He has 18 years of experience on Wall Street, starting with seven years as the vice president of the worldwide equity derivative desk at Morgan Stanley ( MS - news - people ). In 1997, Harrison became a managing director of derivatives at The Galleon Group. In 2000, he joined $400 million hedge fund Cramer, Berkowitz as partner and head of trading. He was later president of the firm, from January 2001 until January 2003. From July of 2000 through September 2001, Harrison was the featured columnist on TheStreet.com's ( TSCM - news - people ) Realmoney.com financial Web site. In December, 2008, Todd received an Emmy from The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for his role as executive producer of Minyanville'sWorld In Review, an animated business news show.Harrison graduated from Syracuse University with honors in 1991. Follow Intelligent Investing On Twitter. Sign Up For The Daily Intelligent Investing Newsletter. ...
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