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NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS JUN 26, 2008
Inflation top issue facing financial markets

Barclays Capital said the possibility of increased inflation has replaced credit risk as the top issue facing the global financial markets.

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION JUN 26, 2008
SEC nominees approved

The Senate Banking Committee today unanimously approved three nominees to be members of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

RETIREMENT LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2008
Pre-retirees to pull 10% from accounts

Nearly half of pre-retirees believe they can withdraw 10% annually from their retirement savings, according to MetLife’s Mature Market Institute survey.

NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION JUN 26, 2008
Massachusetts accuses two UBS units of fraud

A Massachusetts securities regulator today sued two units of UBS AG, charging the employees with fraud and dishonest conduct in sales of auction rate securities.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS JUN 26, 2008
Sales of existing homes increases

Sales of existing homes increased 2% in May to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.99 million units, according to the National Association of Realtors in Chicago.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS JUN 25, 2008
Sales of new single-family homes fall

Sales of new single-family homes fell 2.5% last month to an adjusted annual rate of 512,000, according to the Department of Commerce.

INVESTING ETFS JUN 25, 2008
Barclays to raise $8.9 billion

Barclays PLC plans to raise $8.9 billion through the issuance of new shares as part of an effort to shore up its balance sheet.

RETIREMENT LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 25, 2008
Advisers need to adapt to women clients

Women want to learn about preparing for retirement, but advisers who want to attract that market need to adapt their practices.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS JUN 25, 2008
Fed holds rate steady

The Federal Reserve Board held the economy’s key interest rate at 2% today in a bid to keep inflation in check.

RETIREMENT TAX JUN 25, 2008
AMT bill unlikely to become law

Legislation that would save about 25 million taxpayers from paying the AMT this year was approved today by a vote of 233-189 in the House.