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Sprott Asset Management LP, the Toronto-based firm founded by Eric Sprott, started its first global macro multimanager fund as it seeks to attract institutional investors seeking low volatility.
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Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., the world’s largest dairy exporter, raised its forecast cash payout to farmers as New Zealand drought conditions curbed supply and global milk powder prices surged.
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Barclays Plc, the second-largest U.K. lender by assets, dismissed trading-division employees this week as it notified regulators its investment bank is cutting 275 jobs in New York City.
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The U.S., Spain and Greece are among developed nations whose borrowings put them in a “ring of fire” amid sovereign debt concerns, said Pacific Investment Management Co., which runs the world’s biggest bond fund.
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Australian uranium producer Paladin Energy Ltd. is tempting acquirers from Canada to China with a stock price that’s less than the value of its net assets as Japan restarts idled nuclear reactors.
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Australian uranium producer Paladin Energy Ltd. is tempting acquirers from Canada to China with a stock price that’s less than the value of its net assets as Japan restarts idled nuclear reactors.
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Original artwork for the “Sgt. Pepper” album may sell for as much as 80,000 pounds ($129,000), 50 years after the Beatles released their first record.
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A colorless 76.02-carat diamond sold last night in Switzerland for 20.4 million Swiss francs ($21.5 million) with fees, setting a record auction price per carat.
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As global stocks return to a bull market, the losers in the U.S. are companies least tied to economic growth.
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A few days after Troy and Carthage burn to a crisp for the last time in Berlioz’s “Les Troyens” at Covent Garden, they’re frying once more in the Albert Hall.
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