The sexual harassment lawsuit saga at Salomon Smith Barney Inc. is about to take a bizarre twist.
Talk about a tease. The spring rally in value stocks melted as quickly as an April snowshower, and 1999 is shaping up to be another disappointment for value investors.
A combination of market and legislative conditions is squeezing Allstate Corp.'s life as an independent company.
After Heidi Flammang became a widow at age 27, managing a $1 million insurance settlement proved just about as trying as coping with her grief.
Last March, Joseph Park got the kind of phone call most entrepreneurs only dream about.
The E*Trades of the world may insist that someday we'll all invest on-line, but Jordan S. Berlin doesn't buy it.
Less than a year after its founder was killed in a plane crash, Robert R. Meredith & Co., a bond shop serving wealthy investors, has been acquired by Ascent Asset Management Advisory Services Inc., a fledgling firm just 4% of its size.
While big investment banks concentrate on fancy schmancy deals in the burgeoning Israeli market, a fledgling money manager in New York is betting that American individuals and pension funds also want a piece of the action.
When E*Offering - the investment banking affiliate of on-line broker E*Trade Group Inc. - set up shop last January, many observers thought the firm posed a serious threat to Wall Street's lucrative initial public offering business.
Chairman, Equity Office Properties, Equity Residential Properties Trust and Manufactured Home Communities Inc.
Financial planners rode the bull market to a 13% surge in income last year, earning a median $115,000 before taxes, according to a salary survey by InvestmentNews. They would have earned a lot more, though, had they spent more time on fewer, but more lucrative, clients, one consultant insists.
TCW Group Inc., a heavyweight asset manager for pension funds, is the latest to expand its business to retail investors through the increasingly crowded financial adviser market.
Purchasing a U.S. investment bank is far from a sure thing for offshore banks.
A Q&A with possibly the scrappiest money manager around.
Wall Street to President Clinton:Resign and get it over with quickly. Don't drag us through a lengthy, gut-wrenching impeachment process.
In his 25 years at the helm of the New York Yankees, George M. Steinbrenner III has earned a reputation as baseball's quintessential control freak. But even he can't control the passage of time.
