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Byron Wien: The smartest man is wild about innovation

For the past fifteen years I have written annually about a person I have come to call...

When you don’t have rules — or follow the ones you have — you...

Unreasonable. Greece has been unreasonable, piling up debts it could never possibly repay. The IMF, the European...

Gross challenges Pimco derivatives attitude

Pimco claims to use derivatives as a safe haven from liquidity scares, but Bill Gross scoffs at...

Neuberger to buy private equity fund of funds from Merrill

Neuberger Berman will acquire Bank of America Merrill Lynch's 40-Act-registered private equity fund of funds. Neuberger is using...

Rule-breaking bankers are like drunk drivers, not speeders, says Allianz chief

Rule-breaking bankers treat their abuses as if they were just breaking a speed limit, not something really...

When you don’t have rules — or follow the ones you have — you...

Unreasonable. Greece has been unreasonable, piling up debts it could never possibly repay. The IMF, the European...

Dan Loeb is feeling smug about Greece

At least one hedgie isn't crying in a Greek hotel right now. Third Point hedge fund's Dan Loeb made...

NexAmerica AM: Greek deadline looms but markets stabilize; China rebounds in wild day of...

Good morning, Markets stabilized globally as everyone braces for Greece to default on its $1.8 billion loan to...

NexAsia PM: Chinese stocks rebound in volatile session; Sony eyes share sales

Chinese equities recover strongly after the government announced several sentiment-boosting measures such as letting pension funds buy...

Chinese ETFs see $1.6 billion inflows, suggesting state-backed institutions supporting market

Speculations swirled in the Chinese stock market, which ended the morning session flat after losing as much...

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