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Chia Seeds, Wall Street's Stimulant of Choice
Forget Adderall. Traders now pop chia seeds to stay focused and energized
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The Hubris of Jamie Dimon
The JPMorgan chief who thought he had everything under control just lost $2 billion—and it could happen again
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Wall Street
Is Facebook Sucking Oxygen Out of the IPO Market?
Despite the biggest tech IPO ever, the flagging stock market has prompted an increasing number of companies to halt plans to go public
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Wall Street
How Did the Original J.P. Morgan Do It?
The hedging debacle at JPMorgan Chase raises a big question: How much does the economy benefit from many activities of the modern financial system?
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Another Woman Loses a Top Spot on Wall Street
JPMorgan Chase's Ina Drew leaves after a $2 billion loss
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Wall Street
The Hubris of Jamie Dimon
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Wall Street
Is Facebook Sucking Oxygen Out of the IPO Market?
Despite the biggest tech IPO ever, the flagging stock market has prompted an increasing number of companies to halt plans to go public
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Investing
Green Mountain Coffee: A Giddy Win for Short-Sellers
Governance questions and weaker fundamentals have given short-sellers of Green Mountain stock plenty of reasons to feel vindicated
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Wall Street
How Long Will Markets Stay Calm?
Last summer, volatility spiked as markets soared and crashed nearly every day. Now it's calmer. Is it too calm?
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Investing
London's Russian IPOs
Russian companies prefer to list their shares in London
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Investing
The Bats Affair: When Machines Humiliate Their Masters
Regulators must figure out if safeguards are in place to keep computerized-trading meltdowns from seriously damaging investors
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Hedge Funds
Hedge Funds Pile Into Stocks After Missing Rally
Have they figured out the market, or are they just covering short positions?
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Apple
Apple Says No to a Stock Split
Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook tells shareholders he sees no advantage in a lower stock price
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Wall Street
Another Woman Loses a Top Spot on Wall Street
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Wall Street
Goldman's Dubious Deals: Is This 'God's Work'?
Goldman Sachs's dealings with Greece and a recent M&A deal shed new detail on its conflicts with clients
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Investing
Stock Trading Is About to Get 5.2 Milliseconds Faster
A new ultrafast Atlantic cable will cater to electronic traders
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Investing
Goldman Alumni Falter in Stormy Markets
Some traders who left the bank to start their own hedge funds aren't making money for investors
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Facebook
Your Facebook IPO Weekend Reading List
Mark Zuckerberg will get rich, California hopes to be less poor, and other essential pre-roadshow information
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Regulation
Goldman's Double Game
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Investing
JPMorgan Cracks the Mutual Fund Top 10
Marketing, more than performance, helps assets climb to $139 billion
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Wall Street
Stocks: The Likelihood of Yet Another Spring Slide
The S&P 500 index posted solid gains at the start of 2011 and 2011, only to start dropping steeply by the end of April. Is a repeat coming?
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Social Media
Estimize, an Earnings Crowd That Beats the Street
Leigh Drogen's site crowdsources earnings forecasts and regularly beats Wall Street pros for accuracy
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Wall Street
E.F. Hutton Gets Its Voice Back
Defunct for a quarter-century, the brokerage brand is coming back as a boutique run by former executives
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Private Equity
What Wall Street Sees in the Yellow Pages
A private equity firms buys AT&T's Yellow Pages for about $950 million
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Stocks & Bonds
A Heady Time for Muni Bonds
Those predictions of widespread defaults were greatly exaggerated
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The Hubris of Jamie Dimon
The JPMorgan chief who thought he had everything under control just lost $2 billion—and it could happen again -
Wall Street
Is Facebook Sucking Oxygen Out of the IPO Market?
Despite the biggest tech IPO ever, the flagging stock market has prompted an increasing number of companies to halt plans to go public
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Wall Street
Another Woman Loses a Top Spot on Wall Street
JPMorgan Chase's Ina Drew leaves after a $2 billion loss -
Regulation
Goldman's Double Game
Goldman Sachs would have you believe it's learned from the financial crisis. Don’t be fooled -
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London's Russian IPOs
Russian companies prefer to list their shares in London
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Investing
Green Mountain Coffee: A Giddy Win for Short-Sellers
Governance questions and weaker fundamentals have given short-sellers of Green Mountain stock plenty of reasons to feel vindicated
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Investing
The Bats Affair: When Machines Humiliate Their Masters
Regulators must figure out if safeguards are in place to keep computerized-trading meltdowns from seriously damaging investors
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Investing
Stock Trading Is About to Get 5.2 Milliseconds Faster
A new ultrafast Atlantic cable will cater to electronic traders
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Wall Street
Goldman's Dubious Deals: Is This 'God's Work'?
Goldman Sachs's dealings with Greece and a recent M&A deal shed new detail on its conflicts with clients
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Wall Street
E.F. Hutton Gets Its Voice Back
Defunct for a quarter-century, the brokerage brand is coming back as a boutique run by former executives
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Stocks & Bonds
A Heady Time for Muni Bonds
Those predictions of widespread defaults were greatly exaggerated
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