What's Next for Carl Icahn?

By Insider Monkey: Icahn Capital LP is the investment arm of the Icahn Enterprises established by the famous business guru Carl Icahn. Icahn began his career in 1961 as a registered representative at Dreyfus & Company where he learned about options and convertible assets. In 1968, he started his own brokerage firm Icahn & Co. Inc. Icahn is the chairman of Icahn Enterprises, which has various businesses under its wings including investment management, real estate, consumer goods and metals.

By Insider Monkey: Carl Icahn began his career in 1961 as a Registered Representative at Dreyfus & Company where he learned about options and convertible assets. In 1968, he started his own brokerage firm Icahn & Co. Inc. Icahn is the Chairman of Icahn Enterprises which has various businesses under its wings including investment management, real estate, consumer goods, and metals. Legendary corporate raider Carl Icahn is one of the most active and successful hedge fund managers in 2011.

It's all out being put out there now. The feud between hedge fund managers Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn reached a fevered pitch  yesterday, when Carl Icahn told Bloomberg TV's Trish Regan that Ackman was "disingenuous" in his short against multi-level marketing firm, Herbalife.

Just breaking... Carl Icahn has disclosed a massive stake in Herbalife equal to 12.98%, 14,015,151 shares, according to an SEC filing.

Insider Monkey submits: Legendary corporate raider Carl Icahn recently announced that he will be returning $1.76 Billion back to his investors. We believe Icahn is still bullish about the market. Carl Icahn is a very smart man and following his moves in the market could have made investors a lot of money.

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, the founder of Icahn Associates, just keeps killing it.  Yesterday, Chesapeake Energy's CEO Aubrey McClendon, who has been under fire, said that he will be retiring effective April 1. 

Forbes' latest cover story is a huge spread on billionaire hedge fund manager, corporate "raider", and Wall Street legend Carl Icahn.