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Arnott Sees ‘Peasants With Pitchforks’ If Profits Get Any Fatter

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Society at large has to enjoy some of the largesse, or else the pitchforks come out, says the CEO and co-founder of Research Affiliates.

BlackRock Hires Robin Hood’s Winshel To Head Impact Investing

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BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest money manager, hired Deborah Winshel to run a new unit dedicated to impact investing.

Paulson Hedge Funds Mostly Rise In January After '14 Losses

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Billionaire John Paulson saw gains in almost all his hedge funds in January with the highest returns in his merger strategy.

Obama Says Wealth Accumulation Speaks To Need For Tax Shift

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President Barack Obama said he’s focusing the last two years of his presidency on addressing income equality because most Americans haven’t enjoyed the recovery’s benefits even as the...

U.S. May Soon Run Out Of College-Educated Workers

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Last month, the unemployment rate of workers who hold a bachelor's degree or higher sank to 2.8 percent, its lowest level since September 2008.

Pimco’s Baker, Dada Said To Retire, Dhoraisingam Exits

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Pimco managing directors Brian Baker and Suhail Dada are retiring and a third has left as the firm recovers from the most tumultuous year in its history, a source says.

Silver’s $645 Million ETP Wipeout In One Day Flashes Warning

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Silver ain’t for the faint of heart. The metal’s price swings have rattled investors so much that even a 10 percent rally last month wasn’t enough to boost purchases of silver ETFs.

Detroit Pension Cuts From Bankruptcy Prompt Cries Of Betrayal

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Pension checks will shrink 6.7 percent for 12,000 Detroit retirees beginning in March. Making matters worse, many also must pay back thousands of dollars of excess interest they received.

Prudential Loss Widens On Restructuring Costs, Reserves

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Prudential Financial posted a fourth-quarter loss of $1.46 billion on costs tied to restructuring, currency fluctuations and reserves.

Billionaire Frost Is Flab's New Enemy With Diet Drug Bet

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Phillip Frost, the billionaire former chairman of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., has embarked on his life’s most quixotic quest: a blockbuster cure for obesity.

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