The New York Stock Exchange began reopening its two equity venues that were shut down for hours today by a computer malfunction.
The IRS shut down a scholarship fund that gave money only to the relatives of its founder.
Equity trading was halted at the New York Stock Exchange as the biggest American share venue addressed a computer malfunction and canceled open orders.
An Israeli startup named FeeX says its automated service calculates the fees in your old 401(k)s and recommends whether a rollover (and which kind) makes sense.
Greece’s likely exit from the euro currency group “opens Pandora’s box” by setting a precedent that makes membership porous, the DoubleLine Capital co-founder Jeffrey Gundlach said.
Donald Trump’s golf course in Los Angeles won’t host this year’s Grand Slam of Golf due to the controversy surrounding his recent negative remarks about Mexican immigrants.
At least 1,331 companies have halted trading on China's mainland exchanges, freezing $2.6 trillion of shares, or about 40 percent of the country’s market value.
Investors aren’t giving much love to the latest dealmakers in health insurance.
Marijuana users, who can now buy weed without fear of arrest in some U.S. states, can also get life insurance without facing a smoker penalty—if they shop carefully.
Schonfeld Group Holdings already has 34 teams managing $7.5 billion of positions and is seeking to get bigger.