Municipalities stepped up their issuance of bonds by 5.3% in January, from a year ago, according to The Bond Buyer.
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Americans cut back on spending by 1% in December, and increased personal savings by 3.6 %, in response to concerns about job security and economic stability, according to a Department of Commerce report released today.
Piper Jaffray & Co. today reported a $153.3 net loss, or a loss of $9.78 diluted earnings per share, for the fourth quarter.
The majority of hedge funds based in the United States are voluntarily registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to Hedge Fund Research Inc. in Chicago.
A new law that gives retirees greater latitude in taking required minimum distributions could have negative tax implications, according to advisers.
Given the market downturn, it may appear to investors that there are screaming buys, but investment managers are largely staying defensive, with many favoring the consumer staples category.
Actively managed exchange traded funds may finally start to take off as mutual fund companies look to differentiate themselves in a tough market, according to some industry experts.
With AIG shedding a number of its businesses to pay back government loans, its money management unit — which runs more than $111 billion in global assets for external retail and institutional clients — appears to be the next business to be put on the block by the distressed insurance giant.
