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Lehman Fees Exceed $2 Billion Since 2008 Bankruptcy Filing

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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which is still liquidating after exiting court protection last year, paid advisors and managers $153.8 million in December, putting total fees over the $2 billion mark.

S&P 500 Posts Best Start Since 1997 As Stocks Beat Bonds

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The S&P 500 has had the strongest start to a year since 1997, leading global stocks higher and beating bonds, commodities and currencies.

Corporate Bond Sales Rise As Firms Seek To Lock In Low Rates

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Sales of corporate bonds are accelerating, marking their busiest January ever following record issuance in 2012, as borrowers seek to lock in yields at about record lows.

Millionaire Sells Canned Air To Beat Beijing's Smog

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As north China chokes on toxic smog, a Chinese entrepreneur is offering a solution: canned air.

Endowment Returns Fail To Keep Up With College Spending Needs

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U.S. university endowments are losing ground as returns on investment fail to keep pace with school spending needs, according to a new report.

Best Stock Pickers Trawl Frontier Markets As U.S. Funds Lose

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Stock pickers focused on the least-developed markets are trouncing their benchmark index and producing annual returns at least seven percentage points higher than mutual fund managers around the...

Bond Sales Globally Reach Busiest January Following Record Year

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Sales of corporate bonds from the U.S. to Europe and Asia are accelerating, marking their busiest January ever.

Florida’s Foreclosure Cities Poised For Home Bargains This Year

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Five Florida cities and four in New York are among the top 10 U.S. locations for buying foreclosed homes at a discount as both states work through a backlog of properties with distressed debt.

Gross Says Credit-Based Markets Running Out Of Energy

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The manager of the world's biggest bond fund says monetary stimulus has crippled savers and the real growth of the economy has suffered.

Did Wealthy People Cashing Out For Taxes Prompt California Revenue Surge?

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California is on track to collect $5 billion more in tax revenue this month, and it may be that high-income earners cashed out of investments, anticipating a rise in federal income taxes.

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