Walmart's pay raises show the world’s largest retailer is taking steps to retain its workers as a strengthening U.S. labor market creates more options for job seekers.
He sold stock and debt to help the insurance company repay its $3.4 billion bailout, and retreated from life insurance and variable annuities.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is putting a mere dent in profits, say many of the biggest employers.
A former hedge fund manager who served a four-month prison term for insider trading is the driving force behind the first Fantasy Sports Combine in Las Vegas.
Voters in Iowa, Virginia and Colorado aren't fond of the free community college plan or Obama in general, says poll.
A U.S. probe into how Morgan Stanley client information ended up for sale on the Internet is examining whether a financial advisor was targeted by hackers.
The biggest firms in billionaire Julian Robertson’s hedge fund empire are banking on China’s Internet.
Soros Fund Management, the family office of billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros, cut holdings of U.S. stocks in the fourth quarter and shifted assets globally.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. exited a $3.7 billion investment in Exxon Mobil Corp. amid a slump in oil prices.
U.S. ETFs that focus on fixed-income investing are having the fastest start to a year on record, and BlackRock's iShares have been the biggest beneficiary.