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.
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.
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.
SEC Applies Its Own Leverage on Exotic ETFs
Market volatility increased last month, so say the fine folks at the Securities and Exchange Commission, and now the government agency is looking for answers why.
Joining the Group: Another Internet IPO Delay
Add daily deals purveyor Groupon to the list of hot Internet start-ups that have delayed plans for an initial public offering. Just a week after Zynga said it would delay its IPO, Groupon appears to have gotten a case of IPO cold feet as well.
Graphic Evidence: Alfred Little on DEER Hunt?
Deer Consumer Products (DEER) got whipsawed this week as its wrestling match with Alfred Little continued.
Regulators Eyeing HFT in U.S., U.K.
The breathtaking speed of high-frequency trading may hit a speed bump in the form of securities regulation, a process known for moving at a much slower pace.
