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INVESTING ALTERNATIVES NOV 13, 2007
Fortress dips on IPO costs

The Chicago-based private-equity and hedge fund firm posted a net loss of $37.6 million, or 52 cents a share.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS NOV 12, 2007
Goldman's Level 3 holdings questioned

Level 3 assets, which include mortgage-backed securities, make up 6.9% of Goldman's assets under management.

RETIREMENT LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES NOV 12, 2007
Fixed-income annuities get thumbs up

Using a fixed-income annuity in a retirement income account resulted in greater long-term wealth, according to a study.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS NOV 12, 2007
Self-directed online traders found to take more risks

Online investors who make most financial decisions without the help of an adviser are more active traders and take bigger risks than those who seek guidance, a new study found.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS NOV 12, 2007
Social networking site launched to help investors

A new website is creating a Facebook-type social networking site to help investors check up on their financial advisers.

INVESTING MUTUAL FUNDS NOV 12, 2007
Subadvisers are grabbing larger piece of the market

Competition and demand for the best asset managers are fueling a growth in subadvised funds, which are gathering assets faster than those managed internally.

NEWS WIREHOUSES NOV 12, 2007
Brokerage turmoil hits reps in pocketbook

As stocks of the large financial services firms get hammered, more brokers could be tempted to leave.

INVESTING ALTERNATIVES NOV 12, 2007
Wunderkind is back

Timothy Sykes, the boy wonder investor, who turned $12,415 in bar mitzvah money into $1.65 million by trading stocks, started and folded his own hedge fund. Then he wrote a book about his experiences. Now he is embarking on a new venture.

NEWS BROKER DEALERS NOV 12, 2007
Independent brokers set marks, reach milestones

A number of top independent-contractor broker-dealers have recently reached a variety of records and milestones, from best-ever revenue to increasing revenue from fees rather than commissions.

NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS NOV 12, 2007
Bill Miller says it's time to buy financial stocks

It used to be that when Bill Miller, the vaunted value manager at Legg Mason Inc. of Baltimore, gave his view of the market, it would be hard to find folks who would disagree with him.