It was suggested that I should "read an article or two from the Wall Street Journal everyday" so that I could talk about current events (relating to IB) during interviews.
Is there a section of the Wall Street Journal specifically dedicated to IB or M&A? Is the best I could do (so far as specificity concerned) just the finance section?
Thanks guys...all advice is appreciated.
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WSJ has a relatively new thing called 'Money Beat', and they have a 'deals' section:
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/
Term sheet from Dan Primack.
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