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Ex-Goldman Trader Loses In Bid For $5 Million More In Bonus

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A former Goldman Sachs Group trader struck out in his pursuit of almost $5 million in bonus money on top of $8.25 million he received in 2010.

Andrew Madoff, Convicted Con Man’s Last Surviving Son, Dies At 48

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Andrew Madoff, convicted con man Bernard Madoff’s last surviving son, who insisted he had nothing to do with his father’s massive Ponzi scheme, has died. He was 48.

Michigan's Pension Tax Hampers Republican Governor's Election Bid

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Michigan Governor Rick Snyder’s 2011 tax increase on retirement income from pensions is haunting the Republican as he runs for a second term in a graying state.

Ex-Republican Leader Cantor Gets Job At Investment Bank

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Former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor landed a job at investment bank Moelis & Co. that will pay him at least $3...

Oaktree Is Said To Seek $10 Billion Fund For Future Distress

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The world’s biggest distressed-debt investor is reportedly seeking $10 billion for a new fund with plans to sit on most of the capital until rising markets reverse course.

Record Crops Spur Exits From Agriculture Investment Funds

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The investment binge in U.S. agriculture funds has ended as record crops and the promise of improving meat supplies send prices plunging.

Gates Steams Past Buffett In Railroad Investments

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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, the two richest Americans, share a friendship and an interest in railroad investments. In 2014, Gates’s trains are the better performers.

Identity Crisis In S&P 500 As Range Of Valuations Narrows

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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, one of the most diverse benchmarks for stocks in America, is starting to resemble a collection of clones.

Detroit Brings Bankruptcy Plan To Court With Billionaires

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Detroit’s plan to fix its finances with hundreds of millions of dollars in private donations comes years after the U.S. automotive capital got hooked on philanthropy to rebuild the city.

Here’s Why Morgan Stanley Says S&P 500 May Near 3,000

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The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rally isn’t over and the gauge could jump 50 percent more by 2020 as the U.S. economic recovery heads for a record winning streak, according to Morgan Stanley.

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