Greenhill

• Greenhill Co. (GHL) managing directors Jeffrey F. Buckalew and Rakesh Chawla died yesterday aboard a single-engine plane that crashed on a New Jersey highway.
(Bloomberg)
• ATT Inc. (T)'s failed $39 billion acquisition of Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE)'s T-Mobile USA Inc. is sending Greenhill Co. (GHL) toward MA league-table obscurity.
(Bloomberg)
• (Reuters) - Greenhill Co Inc said two managing directors were believed killed in the crash of a private plane on a busy New Jersey highway on Tuesday. Press reports indicated the crash killed five people aboard the plane and left no survivors.
(msnbc.com)
• NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Two managing directors of the advisory firm Greenhill Co. (NYSE:GHL) , along with three family members of one of them, were killed in the crash of their small plane in New Jersey Tuesday morning.
(Marketwatch)
• NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Greenhill Co., Inc. regretfully reports that two Managing Directors of the firm -- Jeffrey F.
(Seekingalpha.com)
• NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Two managing directors of advisory company Greenhill Co. (GHL), along with three family members of one of them, were killed when the small plane in which they were traveling crashed in New Jersey Tuesday morning.
(NASDAQ)
• (Reuters) - Greenhill Co Inc GHL.N said two managing directors were believed killed in a crash of a private plane on a busy New Jersey highway on Tuesday.
(Portfolio.com)
• Jeffrey Buckalew, 45, head of Greenhills North American advisory activities, was believed to have been on the plane together with his wife and two children.
(4-traders (press release))
• NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Two managing directors of advisory company Greenhill Co. (GHL), along with three family members of one of them, were killed when the small plane in which they were traveling crashed in New Jersey Tuesday morning.
(Wall Street Journal)
• A licensed pilot for a decade, Mr. Buckalew took off from Teterboro Airport about 9:50 a.m. en route to Atlanta, where the family planned to spend time with his wifes relatives, said Mr. Buckalews brother, Doug.
(Wall Street Journal)