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Franklin Resources Profit Declines 44% Amid Record Redemptions

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The manager of the $58 billion Templeton Global Bond Fund reported a worse-than-expected 44 percent drop in profit as the slump in emerging markets and energy eroded assets and prompted record...

Wall Streeters Lament Path Not Taken As Job Satisfaction Slides

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If they could do it all over again, almost a third of Wall Street traders and investment bankers in their prime would pick a different profession.

The 1% Find Bank Deals To Match Their Status: 1% Art Loans

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Art loans have been traditionally dominated by auction houses and banks, but record prices for art and a surge in wealth among the world’s richest are attracting new players.

Blackstone Builds On Apartment Foray With Manhattan Invasion

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The private equity firm’s acquisition of Manhattan’s largest apartment complex, Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, catapults it to the top ranks of New York residential landlords.

Forget Raises. Employers Lean On Health Benefits To Retain Workers

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A good insurance plan has become a more vital tool than ever for hiring, according to a recent survey.

Bad Math: 68 Million Americans + No 401(k) = Epic Savings Crisis

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The lack of company-sponsored retirement plans is fueling a retirement-savings crisis.

Just How Bad Was The 2009 Global Recession? Really, Really Bad

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The global recession that followed the financial crisis was the most severe in half a century, yet the response by policy makers hasn’t been up to the task, says IMF.

Appreciation In Lowest-Priced Homes Is Crowding Out Millennials

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Buying a home should be getting easier for millennials amid sustained gains in U.S. hiring. Instead, increased demand for a scarce supply of starter homes is pushing prices beyond their grasp.

Someone Is Selling A $9 Million 1967 'Ferrari' Thomassima On EBay

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The Thomassima was conceived by a Californian and built with Ferrari mechanics, but Ferrari did not officially manufacture it.

Hedge Funds Bring Back Everyone's Least Favorite Toxic Investment

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Collaterized debt obligations, which caused billions in losses around the world during the 2008 financial crisis, are making a comeback.

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