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Life-Stage Investing
Billionaires Suffer as Tax Shelters Go Away
From Lichtenstein to Cyprus, the favorite spots of the world's wealthiest are tightening up on taxation and transparency -
Commodities
Despite Gold Losses, Paulson Still Believes
Even after a bad run, hedge fund manager John Paulson’s not giving up on gold -
Alpha Investors
Eike Batista, the Man Who Lost $25 Billion in One Year
Brazil's onetime richest man takes a beating in the commodities slump -
Hedge Funds
When David Einhorn Talks, Markets Listen—Usually
One notable exception is when the hedge fund manager happens to be talking about Apple -
Alpha Investors
Oil Trading 'God' Andrew Hall Makes a Home in Vermont
The $100 million trader moved to Reading, Vt., and created a farm, a museum, and a little controversy -
Hedge Funds
Billionaire Paulson May Move to Puerto Rico for Tax Break
Under a year-old law, new residents pay no local or U.S. federal taxes on capital gains -
Alpha Investors
Mexico's Carlos Slim Is Still the Richest, but Bill Gates Is Gaining
Troubles at América Móvil cut $7 billion off his fortune in a month -
Apple
At Apple’s Annual Meeting, David Einhorn Looms Large
The hedge fund manager won a recent court ruling in his fight to return more of the company's cash to shareholders -
Apple
Why One Star Money Manager Dumped Apple Stock
Tom Marsico saw a slowdown in iPhone sales and no big hits coming -
Taxes
A Hedge Fund Tax Dodge Uses Bermuda Reinsurers
John Paulson, Steve Cohen, and Dan Loeb have launched Bermuda reinsurance companies to exploit a little-known tax loophole -
Science & Research
The University of Heroes Trains Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Venture capitalist Tim Draper's boot camp for young entrepreneurs features survival skills training, among other lessons -
Regulation
SAC Capital Unveils a Possible Defense in Trading Case
Lawyers for SAC Capital put a jolt into the SEC when they said accused trader Mathew Martoma had no short positions on two drug stocks and did not profit from them -
Europe
Dealmakers Warm Up to Scandinavia
In frozen Europe, investors take a look at booming Nordic companies -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Wall Street
Cantor Fitzgerald's Investment Banking Push Goes Awry
CEO Howard Lutnick stumbles on turf dominated by larger Wall Street rivals
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Alpha Investors
Eike Batista, the Man Who Lost $25 Billion in One Year
Brazil's onetime richest man takes a beating in the commodities slump -
Taxes
A Hedge Fund Tax Dodge Uses Bermuda Reinsurers
John Paulson, Steve Cohen, and Dan Loeb have launched Bermuda reinsurance companies to exploit a little-known tax loophole -
Hedge Funds
When David Einhorn Talks, Markets Listen—Usually
One notable exception is when the hedge fund manager happens to be talking about Apple -
Alpha Investors
Mexico's Carlos Slim Is Still the Richest, but Bill Gates Is Gaining
Troubles at América Móvil cut $7 billion off his fortune in a month -
Hedge Funds
Billionaire Paulson May Move to Puerto Rico for Tax Break
Under a year-old law, new residents pay no local or U.S. federal taxes on capital gains -
Alpha Investors
Ted Weschler: The Next Warren Buffett?
The Berkshire Hathaway investor could end up running the place -
Investing
Ryan Morris, 28-Year-Old Activist Investor
Inspired by Warren Buffett, the young Canadian is leading a new generation of activist shareholders -
Alpha Investors
Oil Trading 'God' Andrew Hall Makes a Home in Vermont
The $100 million trader moved to Reading, Vt., and created a farm, a museum, and a little controversy -
Commodities
Despite Gold Losses, Paulson Still Believes
Even after a bad run, hedge fund manager John Paulson’s not giving up on gold -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant
In just two years, Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital has amassed $34 billion in assets. So who is this bond guru who left TCW on really bad terms? -
Investing
Fidelity Investments' Abby Johnson, the Invisible Heir
Billionaire Abigail Johnson may be the most powerful woman in finance. She's poised to take over Fidelity, her family's empire. Who is she? -
Banks
From IndyMac to OneWest: Steven Mnuchin's Big Score
The Wall Street veteran rode into Pasadena and bought what was left of IndyMac. Now he's making a killing -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Investing
The 2013 Investing Issue
In this issue, Bloomberg Businessweek focuses on the people who make a living assessing the performance of others—hedge fund managers, financial institutions, and more. Learning how they tick will help you think about where to put your money in 2013 -
Hedge Funds
On the Trail of SAC Capital's Steven Cohen
A sprawling government investigation into insider trading keeps leading back to Cohen's SAC Capital. An inside look at the probe and where it's heading
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Commodities
Despite Gold Losses, Paulson Still Believes
Even after a bad run, hedge fund manager John Paulson’s not giving up on gold -
Alpha Investors
Eike Batista, the Man Who Lost $25 Billion in One Year
Brazil's onetime richest man takes a beating in the commodities slump -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Alpha Investors
Mexico's Carlos Slim Is Still the Richest, but Bill Gates Is Gaining
Troubles at América Móvil cut $7 billion off his fortune in a month -
Hedge Funds
Hedge Funds Get Marginally Less Awesome For Managers
As hedge fund gains again trail the S&P 500 index in 2012, the first signs of an investor revolt begin to appear -
Taxes
A Hedge Fund Tax Dodge Uses Bermuda Reinsurers
John Paulson, Steve Cohen, and Dan Loeb have launched Bermuda reinsurance companies to exploit a little-known tax loophole -
Apple
Why One Star Money Manager Dumped Apple Stock
Tom Marsico saw a slowdown in iPhone sales and no big hits coming -
Hedge Funds
When David Einhorn Talks, Markets Listen—Usually
One notable exception is when the hedge fund manager happens to be talking about Apple -
Hedge Funds
A Goldman Sachs Trading Team Sidesteps the Volcker Rule
By avoiding short-term bets, the bank's Multi-Strategy Investing unit goes on with proprietary trading -
Hedge Funds
Billionaire Paulson May Move to Puerto Rico for Tax Break
Under a year-old law, new residents pay no local or U.S. federal taxes on capital gains -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant
In just two years, Gundlach's DoubleLine Capital has amassed $34 billion in assets. So who is this bond guru who left TCW on really bad terms? -
Life Stage Investing
What Should I Do With My Money?
Some people are good with money—we talked to a lot of them -
Banks
From IndyMac to OneWest: Steven Mnuchin's Big Score
The Wall Street veteran rode into Pasadena and bought what was left of IndyMac. Now he's making a killing -
Wall Street
Cantor Fitzgerald's Investment Banking Push Goes Awry
CEO Howard Lutnick stumbles on turf dominated by larger Wall Street rivals -
Private Equity
The Big Private Equity Sale to … Private Equity
Some investors can end up as both buyer and seller
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Commodities
Despite Gold Losses, Paulson Still Believes
Even after a bad run, hedge fund manager John Paulson’s not giving up on gold -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off
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