The recent surge in the price of gold has the CFTC considering placing restrictions on speculative trades in gold, silver, and copper.
Theflyonthewall.com gets zapped in federal court. That's no doubt good news for Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and all the other firms that sell research to clients.
A new proposal targeting tainted investment advice would affect millions of workers.
A Missouri woman was sentenced Thursday to nine years in federal prison for a grain fraud scheme that bilked 179 farmers out of a combined $27.4 million and earned her the nickname the "Madoff of the Midwest."
Finding accusations "speculative and flimsy," a judge has dismissed civil securities fraud charges against a New York brokerage firm and its executives that resulted from a probe into Bernard Madoff's epic fraud.
E*Trade Financial Corp., which took a black eye from losses on its subprime mortgage holdings, is getting back on track by focusing on its roots as an online brokerage, an analyst said Monday.
Law enforcement officials go undercover to catch fraudsters, scammers and crooks
Bankers. Business groups. Consumer advocates. They all lined up to bash the Conn. Senator's latest proposal for financial reform.
Turns out the King of Pop was also the King of Debt. Michael Jackson left his heirs an estimated $400M bill. What to do if you're Jackson's estate attorneys? Sign a recording deal, of course.
Total money market mutual fund assets fell by $36.22 billion to $3.090 trillion for the week, the Investment Company Institute said Thursday.
