What do Wall Street investment banks and retired investors have in common? They both must live off the return on their capital.
Advisers’ confidence in the economy and the stock market improved for the second consecutive month in December, according to Rydex AdvisorBenchmarking’s Advisor Confidence Index.
IndyMac Bancorp Inc. is close to being sold to a consortium of private-equity and hedge fund firms in a deal that will be partially financed by the federal government, people involved with the deal told The New York Times.
Personal spending fell 0.6% in November, as job losses began to mount and the economy continued to slow, according to the Department of Commerce.
Global bond underwriting activity declined by 29% in 2008 to $4.33 billion, the lowest level since 2000, according to data from Dealogic Holdings PLC of London.
Staff at the SEC’s Division of Enforcement has informed Reserve Management that it intends to recommend that the SEC bring an enforcement action against the company for violating federal securities laws.
Economists are expecting an even steeper drop in gross domestic product numbers for the fourth quarter than final Department of Commerce third-quarter numbers, released today.
Because current yields on Treasury obligations are at historic lows, certain estate planning techniques can be very attractive.
Consumer took some heart in December, as lower prices have provided a measure of relief to jittery Americans fretting about continued job losses and decreasing incomes.
Rising unemployment and volatility in the stock market continued to pull down the troubled housing market as sales of existing homes tumbled 10.6% in November from the same period a year earlier.
