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Asset-Backed Bonds Said To Face Tougher SEC Disclosure Rules

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The SEC will vote this week on the final rules, which were mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act after investors were burned by soured debt sold by Wall Street before the 2008 credit crisis.

Short Sellers Add Bets Against VIX As Volatility Fades

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Volatility in U.S. equity markets is near an all-time low and traders have loaded up on bets it has further to fall.

Buffett’s Filing Lapses Highlight Growing Pains With Compliance

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The world’s greatest investor could use some help with record keeping.

‘Robot Overlords’ Job-Stealing Exaggerated: Jackson Hole Paper

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Robots and computers don’t steal as many jobs as some believe, and automation actually benefits many workers, an MIT Professor said in a presentation at a Federal Reserve conference.

Raymond James S&P 500 Forecast Upended By Sixth V-Shaped Rebound

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In early July, Jeffrey Saut, the chief investment strategist at Raymond James & Associates Inc., saw a violent pullback coming for the U.S. stock market. He was only half right.

Hamptons' Juice Press Lacing Nutritious Drinks With Booze

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In a resort area where price isn’t an issue, health is an obsession and being first means everything, it was only a matter of time before a convergence of the bottled cold-press juicing and...

Hedge Fund Sandell Opens Event-Driven Strategy For Small Clients

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Thomas Sandell, a hedge-fund manager who makes merger-related bets and once worked alongside the late Ace Greenberg at Bear Stearns Cos., is preparing to invest for smaller investors.

Billionaire Former Hedge-Fund Manager Funds Pension Fights

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This billionaire has spent at least $12 million in 30 cities and states fighting for pension cuts.

Orion First To Be Sued By U.S. For Wellness Program Firing

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Orion Energy Systems Inc. was sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for allegedly punishing, then firing, a worker who refused to participate in a company wellness program.

Wearing This Device Lets Companies Know You’re Losing Weight

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To fight rising medical costs, oil company BP last year offered a 260-pound former football lineman an unusual way to trim $1,200 from his annual insurance bill.

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