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Africa's Diamond Walk Is Home To Prada, Zegna, A Few Buyers

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High-end retailers are setting up shop in Johannesburg, hoping to draw the business of an expanding population of wealthy Africans.

SEC Rules To Expose Highest Executive Pay Can Be Easily Gamed

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The rule lets businesses use statistical sampling to estimate the median, rather than calculating it by tallying their entire payroll...

Loomis Aims For Bloodless Grab At Falling Knife In Energy Bonds

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Most junk-bond investors can’t sell their energy-related holdings fast enough. Then there’s Matt Eagan.

Ex-Fund Manager Mark Bloom Gets Three Years In Fraud Case

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A fund manager who stole more than $20 million from clients and then sought leniency by helping prosecutors build fraud cases against ex-colleagues was sentenced to three years in prison.

Sorry Donald Trump, Mexico Says It Will Not Pay For Border Wall

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A spokesman for Mexico's president says there's no truth to Donald Trump's assertion that the nation would pay for a wall along the border between the countries.

Crude Oil Joins Beer And Whisky In Alberta’s 30-Loonie Club

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You can buy a lot for 30 loonies in Alberta. A case of Molson beer. A bottle of Alberta Premium whisky. And now a barrel of heavy crude.

Dudley Says He's Hopeful For Fed Rate Liftoff In 'Near Future'

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The Federal Reserve is approaching the moment when it can start raising interest rates and the exact timing will be dictated by incoming economic data, said New York Fed President William C. Dudley.

Interest Rates Are Already Hurting Mortgage REIT ETFs

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The threat of rising interest rates and a flattening yield curve have weighted on this group.

Fiat Heir To Revamp Agnelli Empire

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Fiat heir John Elkann has embraced at least one of his grandfather’s trademarks: dealmaking.

Paulson Starts Cashing In On His Big Land Grab

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Hedge-fund manager John Paulson, who made billions wagering against subprime mortgages, has started to profit from a U.S. housing bet that took longer to ripen: owning land.

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