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What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago, banking analyst Meredith Whitney predicted that 2011 would bring “hundreds of billions of dollars” of municipal bond defaults due to intense fiscal stress on states and local governments.
U.S. home prices will continue to decline through late 2012 or early 2013 as negative equity and weak job growth hinder a real estate recovery, according to a survey by Zillow Inc.
Credit Suisse Group AG is talking with Mesirow Financial Inc on the possibility of buying the firm's hedge fund investing unit, according to published reports.
Investors reaching for yield are finding it in an unlikely place: battered financial companies.
Plenty of less sizable businesses make substantial payouts to shareholders, says Heartland fund manager
When it comes to shareholder payouts, a trio of businesses stand out, says Goldman PM Troy Shaver
Stock rally to cut into bond yields, Wells Capital predicts; time to overweight equities
Stephen Schwarzman, chairman of the Blackstone Group LP, will host a fundraiser for Mitt Romney next month as like-minded donors turn their backs on President Obama.
Funds ranked by net outflows, and include total assets and outflows as a percentage of total assets.
The Supreme Court today ruled in favor of the mutual fund industry in a case involving responsibility for statements made in prospectuses. A big deal? SIFMA said a decision for the plaintiffis would have caused 'crippling uncertainty' in the securities market.
Americans are back in the borrowing mood, and even the wealthy are getting in on it when the credit is cheap enough, according to advisers.
Hedgie says European banks' assets a disaster; Greek fate awaits all countries on the continent
Masterpiece to go on sale this May; three other versions all in museums
ETFs keep growing, underscoring the importance of exactly how they are bought and sold.
The question: Are such puny yields worth it when money isn't FDIC-insured?
