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Christopher Robbins
An advisor to some of the NFL’s biggest stars allegedly used funds he was supposed to invest in a real estate and casino project to pay for a Lamborghini and a $2.8 million luxury home.
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Bloomberg News
The Fed may soon start raising interest rates, but savers won't see much benefit any time soon, experts say.
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Bloomberg News
President Obama is using the backdrop of an impending government shutdown to pressure Congress to end a tax break exploited by private-equity managers, venture capitalists and some hedge fund...
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Reuters
Studying abroad may be an alluring idea in college. But the cost makes it a reality for only about 300,000, or 1 percent.
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Jeff Schlegel
A fund from ARK Investment Management is the first ETF to invest in bitcoin, the company says.
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Ted Knutson
A top priority for examiners will be to ensure companies have policies to prevent theft of customer information, the SEC said.
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Reuters
The comedian asked a federal judge to dismiss or put on hold a lawsuit in which AIG seeks to avoid paying for his defense against sexual abuse claims.
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Bloomberg News
Facebook Inc. is working on options besides the "like" button for users to weigh in on their friends’ postings, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said in a public Q&A.
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Karen DeMasters
Women need to make up more ground in retirement savings than men, a new study says.
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Bloomberg News
Men are short of a standard goal by $270,000. Women? Half a million dollars, according to a new report.
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Reuters
Pimco puts a "below 50 percent chance" the Fed will raise short-term interest rates this week, Pimco Group Chief Investment Officer Dan Ivascyn told Reuters on Monday.
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Bloomberg News
Anthony Limbrick, whose hedge fund profited on bearish wagers during the August rout, says the recent turbulence in markets heralds a new era in increased volatility.
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Bloomberg News
There’s a more palatable option for those investors too wimpy to stomach the quarter point increase in interest rates from the Federal Reserve that may come this week: a 12.5 basis point shift.
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Karen DeMasters
Whether you can pay back your student loans depends on a number of factors, according to WalletHub.
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Ted Knutson
Workers’ confidence in their written retirement plans surged before the depths of the recent market turn down, according to a new survey.
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Karen DeMasters
Charges are still pending against 32 others who used the unreleased information to make millions, the SEC says.
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Karen DeMasters
Repaying student loans is increasingly a problem, but students in some states fare a little better than others, WalletHub says.
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Reuters
Some investors worry what will happen to the Contrafund when its long-time manager, Will Danoff, is no longer at the helm.
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Reuters
Houston has grown so large that it is poised to pass Chicago as the third biggest in the U.S. in the next decade.
