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Wilmington Trust Offers Sobering View Of U.S. Economy

by Bruce W. Fraser

Wilmington Trust gave a sobering assessment of the U.S. economy and in particular investment grade bonds whose stability has been comforting to investors lately.

Falcone's Harbinger Hedge Fund Lost 47% On LightSquared In 2011

Phil Falcone's Harbinger Capital Partners LLC lost 47 percent for investors in his main hedge fund last year, according to a person familiar with the results.

Wealthy Investors Shrug at Facebook IPO After Private Purchases

Wealthy investors aren't clamoring for a piece of Facebook Inc...

Billionaires Occupy Davos, Bemoan Inequality

Some of the richest participants in this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, say economic disparity needs to be addressed.

Art Investors Lured By Fund's 12% Return Offer

Investors are being invited to join a European-based group that plans to buy about $80 million worth of art and forecasts annual returns of 12 percent.

Einhorn's Greenlight Bullish On 'Cheap Stocks,' Bought Dell

Greenlight Capital Inc., bought shares of Dell Inc. and Xerox Corp. in the fourth quarter as part of a bet on undervalued U.S. stocks, according to a letter to investors.

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Most high-net-worth individuals feel it is important for their advisors to know all their goals and financial wishes, but only a small percentage actually provide that information, according to a...

Billionaire Paulson Persists With Property

Mortgage securities are drawing buyers after tumbling last year and handing billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson his first loss in the bond market.

Paulson Faces Uphill Climb To Profitability

John Paulson, the billionaire money manager who's vowed to restore his hedge fund to profitability after the worst year of his career, may have to take a cue from rival Ken Griffin.

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A New Jersey judge has dismissed a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against Daniel Loeb of Third Point LLC and James Chanos of Kynikos Associates LP that had been filed by a Canadian insurer that...

Rich To Invest More In Commodities, Reduce Cash

Wealthy investors plan to increase their allocations to commodities and private companies while decreasing their cash holdings this year, according to a new survey.

Manic Millionaires

by Russ Alan Prince

The Wall Street Journal's Robert Frank says the boom-and-bust nature of modern wealth has turned the rich into the 'binge drinkers of the economy.'

In The Eyes Of Business Tycoons

by Matthew G. Biller and Peter Newcomb

NJ Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov touts gold, Donald Trump embraces foreclosures.

The Traveling Billionaire

by Jeremy Kahn

Nicolas Berggruen trots the globe in a Gulfstream jet, looking to change the world with his $2.5 billion fortune.

Chinese Billionaire Seeks Denmark, Finland Investments

Huang Nubo, the Chinese billionaire whose proposed $200 million investment in Iceland was rejected, said he's looking for similar tourism projects in Finland and Denmark.

Hedge-Fund Millionaire Diggle Bets On Farms, Life Sciences

The co-founder of a hedge fund that made $2.7 billion in 2007 and 2008 plans to open his personal farmland portfolio to investors and start a fund that will trade life-sciences companies.

London Penthouse Said To Sell For About $157M

A penthouse apartment in London's Knightsbridge neighborhood was purchased for about 100 million pounds ($157 million), a person with knowledge of the transaction said.

Paulson's Bright Spot May Fade As Gold Plunges

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John Paulson, the hedge-fund manager enduring the worst year in his career, may be facing a final blow from this month's selloff in gold.

Death Of Gold Bull Market Seen By Gartman

Gold, in the 11th year of its longest winning streak in at least nine decades, is poised to enter a bear market, according to Dennis Gartman, who correctly predicted the slump in commodities in...

Boutique Alternatives Growing

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Advisors are looking to a wide range of providers to satisfy their clients' growing interest in alternative investments rather than sticking with big-name firms, according to a recent study.

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