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Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Wall Street
LGBT Leaders Look Past Gay-Friendly Wall Street
After a friendly welcome in finance, Out on the Street is moving its misson to other areas of the business world -
Wall Street
Wall Street Puts Retirement at Risk
Wall Street firms spice up the portfolios of annuity providers -
Investing
When Twitter Rogues Move Markets: A Timeline
The hacking of the AP's Twitter account was not the first time a fake tweet moved markets -
Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Social Media
A Fake AP Tweet Sinks the Dow for an Instant
Markets responded when Syrian hackers allegedly posted a fake tweet on the AP's Twitter account, saying the White House had blown up -
Investing
Loews Creates 'Investment Hunter' Comic Book to Tout Its Stock
Lotta Value, private eye, explains a complicated story to ordinary investors -
Investing
With Plans to Go National, Fairway Goes Public
Shares of the New York-based grocer jumped in its first day of trading -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case -
Wall Street
This Is Not the Herbalife News We Were Expecting
Now that its auditor has resigned, no independent audit information is available on the company -
Wall Street
Following Goldman, Investment Banks Eye Utah
Salt Lake City wants to become the Wall Street of the West -
Wall Street
Trouble in Puerto Rican Bonds Could Haunt U.S. Investors
Plenty of U.S. muni-bond investors may have island holdings and not even know it -
Wall Street
Mary Schapiro: Out of the SEC and Into the Shadows
After 25 years in the public sector, Schapiro will join Promontory Financial Group, a so-called shadow regulator that helps financial firms adapt to regulation -
Investing
IPO Boom Leaves Smaller Companies Behind
The IPO market is roaring, but smaller companies aren’t joining in
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Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Wall Street
Wall Street Puts Retirement at Risk
Wall Street firms spice up the portfolios of annuity providers -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
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 -
Investing
Loews Creates 'Investment Hunter' Comic Book to Tout Its Stock
Lotta Value, private eye, explains a complicated story to ordinary investors -
Courts
After Michael Steinberg, Where Does the SAC Trail Lead?
The insider trading charges against Steinberg represent the deepest the government’s investigation has reached into Steven Cohen’s hedge fund firm -
Wall Street
Trouble in Puerto Rican Bonds Could Haunt U.S. Investors
Plenty of U.S. muni-bond investors may have island holdings and not even know it -
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 -
Wall Street
Is an Aging Bull Market Seeking a Correction?
The stock market's current bull run is one of only 22 to have ranged for four years since 1900. This makes some investing pros nervous -
Wall Street
This Is Not the Herbalife News We Were Expecting
Now that its auditor has resigned, no independent audit information is available on the company -
Investing
The Best and Worst Investments of 2012
The year was great for homebuilders and wheat farmers but tough on coffee growers and prudent bears -
Life Stage Investing
In Financial Advice, Alexa von Tobel May Be the Next Suze Orman
With $25 million in backing, von Tobel could make LearnVest the personal finance site to beat -
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? -
Stocks & Bonds
Bond Fund Investors Beware!
A rise in interest rates would inflict big losses on safety-seekers
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Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Investing
Loews Creates 'Investment Hunter' Comic Book to Tout Its Stock
Lotta Value, private eye, explains a complicated story to ordinary investors -
Wall Street
Wall Street Puts Retirement at Risk
Wall Street firms spice up the portfolios of annuity providers -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Life Stage Investing
In Financial Advice, Alexa von Tobel May Be the Next Suze Orman
With $25 million in backing, von Tobel could make LearnVest the personal finance site to beat -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Real Estate
London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate -
Courts
The Government's S&P Lawsuit Could Sink McGraw-Hill
The credit-ratings company's parent may not survive the $5 billion in penalties the Justice Department is seeking -
Investing
With Plans to Go National, Fairway Goes Public
Shares of the New York-based grocer jumped in its first day of trading -
Wall Street
This Is Not the Herbalife News We Were Expecting
Now that its auditor has resigned, no independent audit information is available on the company -
Stocks & Bonds
Why the 'New Normal' Is Getting Old
Consumer spending, auto sales, and stock returns all look kind of, well, normal -
Wall Street
Wall Street Bonuses Cut
Banks try to tamp down expectations as they rein in compensation -
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
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Wall Street
How Many HFT Firms Actually Use Twitter to Trade?
While investment firms now use "firehose" feeds that include data from Twitter, none has admitted to trading directly off tweets—which obviously happened -
Investing
Loews Creates 'Investment Hunter' Comic Book to Tout Its Stock
Lotta Value, private eye, explains a complicated story to ordinary investors -
Economy
Bonds, Bonds Everywhere and Not a Drop to Yield
Cheap money isn't unique to America. Borrowing costs are dropping all over the world -
Wall Street
Wall Street Puts Retirement at Risk
Wall Street firms spice up the portfolios of annuity providers -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Investing
Stock Prices: Take a Penny, Leave a Penny, Help a Small-Cap
Prices of some small stocks may soon be measured in nickels, dimes, or quarters, not just pennies -
Wall Street
Mary Schapiro: Out of the SEC and Into the Shadows
After 25 years in the public sector, Schapiro will join Promontory Financial Group, a so-called shadow regulator that helps financial firms adapt to regulation -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case -
Wall Street
This Is Not the Herbalife News We Were Expecting
Now that its auditor has resigned, no independent audit information is available on the company
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