Members of Congress want to quash a tax break that favors fund managers. Guess what fund managers think of the plan?
The Miami Heat cooled off investor interest this month in Madison Square Garden Inc., the company that owns the New York Knicks.
Advisers in Massachusetts whose personally indentifiable information was accidentally released by a state regulator likely have little recourse, experts say.
The removal of uncertainty regarding Congress's financial reform bill may reinforce the employment rebound as some bankers are being offered guaranteed bonuses.
Assessing risks from mutual funds' use of synthetics requires principals-based approach, group's task force tells SEC
Advisers in Massachusetts were stunned after receiving a letter from the Massachusetts Securities Division, announcing that the regulator had accidentally leaked personal information on some 139,000 advisers registered in the Bay State.
The SEC, Finra and four states have charged Morgan Keegan with fraudulently overvaluing several bond funds in 2007. Apparently, that hasn't moved accountant PwC to revisit its audit of the funds
In his latest weekly New York Times column, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman put forward arguments that were so nonsensical that the award committee should ask for its medal back.
Boone Pickens bullish on BP -- the oil company, that is; 'a little more heat' to come
Depressions, and recessions, are even more difficult to predict than the stock market. Yet, most economists agree the recession ended around this time last year.
