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E*Trade Financial Corporation is a financial services company and an online brokerage industry. The Company offers solutions for individual investors and stock plan participants. The Company offers its customers to take control of its financial futures by providing the products, tools, services and advice they need to meet their near and long term investing goals. The Company provides these services to customers both online and through their network of customer service representatives and Financial Consultants - over the phone and in person at 30 Company branches across the United States. The Company operates a bank with the primary purpose of maximizing the value of deposits generated though its brokerage business.

Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley stock has reversed at a 20-year trendline after announcing the all-stock E*TRADE acquisition.

Morgan Stanley's E*TRADE Deal Could Signal Long-Term Top

Morgan Stanley's (MS) recently-announced acquisition with E*TRADE Financial (ETFC) reflects the companies' strategic efforts for business expansion, unlocking growth opportunities.

Morgan Stanley (MS) to Acquire E*TRADE (ETFC) for $13 Billion

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Is Morgan Stanley paying too much for E*Trade?

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There's nothing like being bought out at a premium by a peer company, or reporting an estimates-crushing quarter.

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The discount brokerage is being acquired by a larger competitor.

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Morgan Stanley's move was unexpected by some, but E*Trade fits in the firm's steps towards more reliable revenue streams

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Morgan Stanley announced Thursday that it is buying E-Trade for $13 billion in an all-stock deal. Here's what Morgan Stanley's CEO and three others are watching now.

Morgan Stanley to buy E-Trade for $13 billion— here's what to watch now

Investment bank Morgan Stanley (MS) is acquiring brokerage firm E-Trade (ETFC) for $13 billion.

Why is Morgan Stanley Buying E-Trade?

Morgan Stanley's takeover of brokerage E*Trade Financial Corp  reflects a more relaxed regulatory mood in Washington, but it is still a gamble in an election year that will see Democrats continue to shine a spotlight on Wall Street excesses, said analysts.

Morgan Stanley's E*Trade deal to test Washington's regulatory mood in election year

E*Trade (ETFC) stock is on the rise Thursday after announcing a massive $13 billion deal combining it with Morgan Stanley (MS).
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E*Trade (ETFC) Stock Soars 23% on $13 Billion Morgan Stanley Deal

Morgan Stanley's $13 billion purchase of discount brokerage E-Trade is yet another example of a big Wall Street firm trying to appeal to smaller investors.

Morgan Stanley, with E-Trade deal, makes 'land rush' for mom-and-pop investors

Morgan Stanley  said on Thursday it would buy discount brokerage E*Trade Financial Corp  in a stock deal worth about $13 billion, the biggest acquisition by a Wall Street bank since the 2008-2009 financial crisis.

Morgan Stanley's Gorman charts ambitious course with $13 bln E*Trade deal

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said he has been interested in E-Trade for 20 years, but Goldman decided against pursuing a deal for the brokerage.

Goldman Sachs decided to pass on E-Trade before Morgan Stanley snatched it up, sources say

The new era of consolidation continues with Morgan Stanley's acquisition of the discount broker.

Morgan Stanley Announces $13 Billion Deal to Acquire E*Trade

E*TRADE Financial Corp (NASDAQ: ETFC) shares soared higher by 24.6% on Thursday after Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) announced a $13 billion all-stock buyout of the trading platform.

Why Morgan Stanley's E*TRADE Buyout 'Makes Strategic Sense'

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman told CNBC the origins of the deal date back to 2002.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman on how the E-Trade deal came together

Morgan Stanley is to buy the online brokerage E-Trade Financial for $13bn in the largest banking deal since the 2008 financial crisis.

Morgan Stanley to buy online brokerage E-Trade for $13bn

Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS), one of the five largest U.S. banks, announced Thursday morning that it has reached an agreement to acquire E*Trade Financial Corp.

Did the Right Company Buy E*Trade?

Morgan Stanley's Gorman charts ambitious course with $13 billion E*Trade deal

E*TRADE, one of the original internet brokers, is being sold to legacy Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley in an all-stock deal worth $13 billion.

Morgan Stanley to Buy E*TRADE for $13 Billion

The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2020.

E-Trade Shares Surge 24% After Morgan Stanley Announces $13 Billion Purchase

Morgan Stanley, the tony investment bank for rich Americans and corporations, is making a play for the masses.

Here's why Morgan Stanley is spending $13 billion to buy E-Trade

Morgan Stanley announced plans Thursday to buy discount brokerage E*Trade for about $13 billion in a deal that will boost the investment bank's wealth management business.

Morgan Stanley to buy E*Trade in all-stock deal worth $13 billion

Morgan Stanley will buy E-Trade Financial in an all-stock deal valued at $13 billion as online brokers have cut stock and ETF trading commissions to $0.
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