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Ken Griffin's Citadel LLC returned more than 300 percent in a fund started as a high-frequency strategy in late 2007, according to people familiar with the money manager.
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Recently released pay data suggests some eye doctors made millions of dollars from Medicare, but doctors say they’re being unfairly flogged for a system they can’t control.
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The economics of mobile home, which are in high demand by those still reeling from the recession, have become alluring to those who've made their living in the markets.
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Brooklyn’s cachet as a global brand and epitome of urban hipsterdom is shifting New York City’s center of gravity.
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Billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer is lobbying for a new law in California that would force energy companies to share as much as $2 billion of the state’s oil wealth with residents.
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Teza Technologies founder Mikhail “Misha” MalyshevTeza, who claims to have made over $1 billion through high-frequency trades, may create two quantitative funds to lure external assets.
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Medicare paid nearly 4,000 doctors and medical professionals more than $1 million apiece in 2012, including seven who received more than $10 million.
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Former ABN Amro Netherlands Chief Executive Officer Jan Peter Schmittmann committed suicide after killing his wife and one of his daughters, Dutch police said, as his family said he suffered from...
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AIG must do more to win over Wall Street, even after rallying 51 percent in the past two years, Chairman Steve Miller told shareholders.
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The murdered chief executive officer of Bank Frick & Co. AG had sued his alleged killer for extortion three years ago, according to the Liechtenstein private bank.
