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Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. were among at least 15 financial companies that received potentially market-moving Federal Reserve information 19 hours before the public in a release the central bank called a mistake.
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Banks including Citigroup Inc. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc., along with congressional staff members and trade groups, received potentially market-moving Federal Reserve information 19 hours before the public in a release the central bank called accidental.
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Louis Moore Bacon told investors it’s too hard to make money with macro hedge funds as government intervention and declining trading volumes limit the ability of managers to make large bets. He should consider the $7 trillion U.S. mortgage bond market.
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David Martin, founder of M-CAM, tells Bloomberg's Manus Cranny that Apple has overplayed its hand in its legal battle with Samsung. He spoke on "The Last Word" on June 4. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Carl George’s $1.7 billion hedge fund at Pivot Capital Management Ltd. rose 17 percent in 2011 after he predicted a surprise interest rate cut in Brazil.
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Corowa Shire , home to Australia’s biggest hog farm and a three-hour drive from Melbourne, couldn’t be farther from Wall Street.
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Tanzanians held a peaceful election that will probably hand President Jakaya Kikwete a second and final five-year term to implement policies aimed at strengthening East Africa’s second-biggest economy.
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Life Partners Inc., a company that buys out life insurance policy interests, deceives its own investors about how soon those policies will pay off, lawyers for Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott said.
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Tiger Woods fans have put up with the philandering, the text messages and the domestic spats. Now comes what may be the hardest thing of all to tolerate: Losing.
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The whistle-blower helping the U.S. government mount a $1 billion fraud lawsuit against Bank of America Corp. was himself accused of fraud by an investor in a financing company he co-founded, and now works at Fannie Mae, one of two entities he claims the bank defrauded.
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