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Falling Global Stock Correlations Are A Good Sign For Investors

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The lockstep moves in global stocks that dominated equity markets for six years are breaking down at the fastest rate on record, a sign investor confidence is finally returning.

Nazi Goebbels’ Step-Grandchildren Become Hidden Billionaires

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The step-grandchildren of the former Nazi propaganda minister have never been listed on international wealth rankings, but they share a fortune worth $6 billion.

Gross Says New Active Currency ETF To Seek Emerging Market Gains

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Pimco's proposed fund would be its seventh actively managed ETF, though it won't say when it will be available to investors.

Bridgewater’s Dalio Says 2013 ‘Game Changer’ As Money Shifts

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Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates LP, the world’s biggest hedge fund, said 2013 will be a “game changer” for the economy as investors reallocate money after risks such as Europe’s...

Morgan Stanley Advisor Charged In Pharmasset Insider Case

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Former Morgan Stanley brokerage advisor Kevin L. Dowd, was charged with insider trading for tipping two friends ahead of Gilead Sciences Inc.’s acquisition of Pharmasset Inc. for $11 billion, U.S...

Fed Enters ‘Uncharted Territory’ As Assets Hit $3 Trillion

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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s unprecedented bond buying pushed the Fed’s balance sheet to a record $3 trillion as he shows no sign of softening his effort to bring down 7...

Apple Surrenders To Exxon As World’s Most Valuable Company

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Apple Inc. surrendered the title of the world’s most valuable company to Exxon Mobil Corp...

Bankers Warn of Asset Repricing Amid Signs of Credit Bubble

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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. President Gary Cohn warned of a potential drop in fixed-income prices as bankers and policy makers in Davos celebrated surging demand for financial assets.

Deutsche Bank Trader Fired Over Rate-Rigging Loses $53 Million

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Deutsche Bank AG’s Christian Bittar, one of the firm’s best-paid traders, lost about $53 million in bonuses after he was fired for trying to rig interest rates, according to sources.

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