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Fed Rate-Increase Odds At 74% In Market As Pimco Sees Liftoff

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The probability that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its next meeting in December was at 74 percent, and Pacific Investment Management Co. says a move is likely.

NFL’s Dwight Freeney Can Pursue BofA, Merrill Fraud Claims

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NFL's Dwight Freeney can proceed with his lawsuit alleging that Bank of America was complicit in a fraud scheme that caused him to lose more than $20 million and forced his restaurant to close.

Best Bond Trader Says Wager On Wall Street As Fed Liftoff Looms

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This bond fund manager says investors should scale back on Treasurys, bet big on U.S. banks and take some risk in emerging markets such as Mexico.

One Muni Bond Trade Can Cost $1,500 More Than Investors Realize

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“A year’s worth of interest can be wiped away simply by buying or selling a bond,” SEC commissioner Michael Piwowar said.

Student Loan Investors Have A $60 Billion Problem On Their Hands

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More than $60 billion in bonds backed by U.S. student debt are likely to be affected if Fitch Ratings adopts new criteria for the securities, Deutsche Bank AG analysts said.

The Man Who Went From Harvard To Goldman To A Colombian Jail

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Kaleil Isaza Tuzman is in a South American maximum-security prison, begging to return to the U.S to face securities fraud charges that could send him to an American jail cell for as long as 20 years.

Three New Cox Billionaires Minted As Matriarch Gives Away Wealth

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The son and two daughters of 95-year-old Anne Beau Cox Chambers are among the world’s 400 richest people after she distributed her stake in closely held Cox Enterprises to her heirs.

Obamacare's Fate May Rest On Patience Of Insurers Aetna, Anthem

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The fate of Barack Obama’s signature health-care law may depend on how long Anthem Inc. and Aetna Inc. are willing to wait before starting to make money off it.

Goldman Says The Years Of Emerging-Markets Doldrums Are Over

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After three years of disappointment, emerging markets are about to turn the corner, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. predicts.

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