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FIXED INCOME OCT 05, 2010
SEC's Walter takes aim at 'second-class treatment' of muni investors

Seeking to curb misleading or 'stale' information; mandatory accounting standards eyed

UBS plans to open expanded financial adviser office in New York
RIA NEWS OCT 05, 2010
UBS plans to open expanded financial adviser office in New York

UBS AG will open a new wealth management office in New York and boost staff as the biggest Swiss bank seeks to expand its market share among individual investors in the largest U.S. cities, according to a memo sent to employees today.

EMERGING MARKETS OCT 04, 2010
Nigeria the next 'gold rush': Goldman Sachs

Country will overtake South Africa's as continent's largest economy; 10% annual growth rate targeted

LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES OCT 04, 2010
Buffett says Berkshire's 'well equipped' for succession

Billionaire Warren Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said the company's management is “well-equipped” for when he and Vice Chairman Charlie Munger step down.

FINTECH OCT 04, 2010
Cell mates: New devices help you find lost phone

Zomm, Phone Halo dialed in when you're not: why is your pocket flashing?

ALTERNATIVES OCT 04, 2010
Commercial property real deal, better bet than Treasuries, metric shows

Capitalization rate shows real estate yields far outstripping government debt; 'attractively priced'

RIA NEWS OCT 04, 2010
U.S. stocks decline as S&P 500 heads for second weekly drop

U.S. stocks fell, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index heading for a second weekly decline, after a drop in commodities dragged energy and metal producers lower and as concerns continued that the economic rebound may be flagging.

FINTECH OCT 04, 2010
Could new mutual fund evaluation tool put Morningstar and others on notice?

MUTUAL FUNDS OCT 04, 2010
"Policy shock' looms ahead, Gundlach warns

'Radical policy shock' dead ahead, warns DoubleLine's Gundlach
RIA NEWS OCT 04, 2010
'Radical policy shock' dead ahead, warns DoubleLine's Gundlach

DoubleLine Capital CEO says that investors can expect a 'radical policy shock' from Washington that will zap the economy and push growth back into negative territory.