FDIC Wants “Living Will” Disaster Plans from Banks
In a compelling sign of the times, U.S. regulators are forcing big banks to envision their own demise in “living wills” that outline financial emergency plans
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Summer Not a Slow One for Hedge Funds
Performance numbers for August and recent legal developments show that some hedge funds were extremely busy this summer – in court and in the markets.
Despite Hip-Hop’s Support, the Maybach Faces Tough Times
Daimler AG, the German auto giant behind Mercedes, is having difficulty gaining traction with another one of its luxury brands – the ultra-premium Maybach.
Lunch with Warren Buffett, Nab a Job As Dessert
Shelling out nearly $5.3 million over the past two years to have lunch with value-investing legend Warren Buffett was not only charitable on the part of one hedge fund manager. It was also a wise investment.
The Most Obscure Stock Index Ever?
There are plenty of wild ideas for stock indexes out there, but this one may take the cake: The Dow Jones Summer/Winter Games Index.
Graphic Evidence: AutoChina Lost in Translation
Commercial vehicle financer AutoChina International Ltd. started out the year with extreme volatility driven by accounting questions, and now the liquidity of the company’s trading is drying out.
Euro Cash Turns Markets into Euro Trash
So far this week, news from Europe has been driving the direction for U.S. equity markets. It’s usually the other way around.
FOX Business Network Launching “After The Bell” Monday
FOX Business Network is changing the name of their post-market show “Bulls and Bears” and adding Liz Claman and David Asman. That’s a good thing.
The 10 Most Important States in the 2012 Presidential Election
Sure, Election Day 2012 is still 14 months away, but in the world of politics, it’s never too early to start pandering for votes.
Graphic Evidence: Spherix Doubles on Cholesterol Mice
Mice played a central role in the 100% jump Spherix Inc. (SPEX) stock took this morning.
