Walid Chammah

THE freefall of Morgan Stanley shares over the past month leaves it facing what it is likely to be the most fateful weekend in the investment bank's 73-year-history.  

Morgan Stanley's credit rating may be in danger as financial crisis continues.  

Morgan Stanley may benefit from latest Treasury plans on buying equity in banks. U.S. mulls buying equity in banks as Morgan Stanley awaits MUFJ injection. News from SAN FRANCISCO — Morgan Stanley may benefit from the U.S. Treasury’s latest plan to buy equity stakes in financial institutions as...  

AIG Borrows: To meet trading partners' massive demands for cash, American International Group borrowed another $9 billion from the government, ...  

Mack has been tormented by Christopher Columbu, and the healthy Japanese. Photo: Getty Images, iStockphotoMorgan Stanley CEO John Mack is so on edge right now, you have no idea. Shares plummeted nearly 26 percent, the lowest closing price in a decade, after the shorts swept in the last hour of...  

For U.S. authorities watching from the sidelines as Morgan Stanley struggles with doubts about its survival, letting the investment bank fail is not really an option. While near panic about the No. 2 independent investment bank's future wracked stock and bond markets this week, a person familiar...  

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (UPI) -- Renegotiation may be in the works for a proposed $9 billion investment into struggling Wall Street firm Morgan Stanley by a Japanese bank, sources say.  

Morgan Stanley shares plunged more than 22 percent Friday as investors questioned the investment bank's future even with an investment from Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.  

Mitsubishi’s $9bn  alleviates some pressure, but it doesn't guarantee funding. With a $900bn  balance sheet, Morgan Stanley needs to shore up its credit lines. Uncle Sam or the Japanese seem the best solutions – though in the latter case the firm might lose its independence.Go to article from...  

Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, the last remaining independent investment banks, may receive cash injections from the American government as part of Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's plan to buy stakes in ...  

Morgan Stanley Inc. shares plunged more than 22 percent Friday as investors questioned the investment bank's future even with a major investment from Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.  

Morgan Stanley may benefit from the U.S. Treasury's latest plan to buy equity stakes in financial institutions as the investment bank awaits a crucial $9 billion investment from Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ.  

Morgan Stanley last night became the latest financial giant to be engulfed by the crisis.  

By Alistair Barr, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Morgan Stanley may benefit from the US Treasury's latest plan to buy equity stakes in financial ...  

By AARON LUCCHETTI, MATTHEW KARNITSCHNIG and JON HILSENRATH Morgan Stanley is valued at about $10.3 billion, after its shares plunged 22% on Friday.