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These Students Could Get the Government To Kill Their Loans

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A group of student activists is demanding a refund on their federal student debt, and the government is listening.

Hedge Fund Investors Seek Hungry Managers As Old Guard Fails

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Frustrated with the mediocre performance of some of the industry’s old guard, investors hoping for higher returns are writing checks to a handful of new funds.

JPMorgan Executives Deposed In SEC Asset-Management Probe

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The SEC reportedly is looking at whether the asset-management unit at the bank developed a policy to improperly steer clients into investments for JPMorgan’s own financial gain.

How A Former Audi Guy Plans To Spend $12B Reviving Caddy

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Making Cadillac a serious competitor to German luxury brands will be a heavy lift, but unit chief Johan de Nysschen says GM has little choice but to try.

Tips From Billionaire Gordon Getty

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The J. Paul Getty heir Gordon Getty always goes big—whether it’s economic ideas, his classical music, or a ‘perfect’ Napa cabernet.

One Woman's Crusade For Samsung Family To Repay $2.2B IPO Windfall

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Park Young Sun says the Samsung family should pay back profits from a 1999 deal later ruled by courts to be illegal—money she says the family may use to fund the transfer of assets to children of...

Government’s Heavy Hand Will Harm Crowdfunding, SEC Member Says

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The promise of crowdfunding has been stifled by red tape imposed by Congress, says Commissioner Daniel Gallagher.

Jets Owner Woody Johnson Sells NYC Co-Op For Record $77.5M

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Billionaire investor Leonard Blavatnik bought the apartment on New York’s Fifth Avenue for $77.5 million, a record price for a Manhattan co-op.

Blackstone To Market First Multiborrower Rental-Home Bonds

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The bonds to be backed by properties owned by multiple landlords could make more money available to housing investors as demand for rentals grows.

London Luxury-Home Values Decline As Taxes Deter Wealthy Buyers

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Home prices in central London’s wealthiest districts fell for a second quarter as buyers were deterred by higher taxes and uncertainty surrounding the U.K. general election in May.

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