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

What Should I Do With My Money?

Some people are good with money—we talked to a lot of them

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