The longer this London Whale story lingers, the more we are learning about what was going on inside the J.P. Morgan unit responsible for the $2 billion (and counting) loss.
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Now that a privately built capsule has completed its historic hook-up with the International Space Station, investors may want to tread lightly before boldly going where few have gone before.
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Corsair Components Inc., which makes computer storage memory and gaming products, and Tria Beauty Inc., whose laser-hair removal and esthetic products are likely to been seen in late-night infomercials, might ...
MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE What should be the price of Facebook’s stock? This is the question that investors should be asking but, surprisingly, few are doing so, writes Mark Hulbert.
Lydia Sheckels is chief investment officer at Wescott Financial Advisory Group in Philadelphia. Global events and shifts, particularly elections, can create uncertainty, which significantly impacts market cycles. Such developments can ...
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By Ayesha Javed The buyout industry in the U.S. has sometimes been linked with the political right, most recently via Republican candidate Mitt Romney, a founder of Bain Capital. Now, a collaboration between French and American academics has ...
The J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. unit whose wrong-way bets on corporate credit cost the bank more than $2 billion includes a group that has invested in financially challenged companies, including LightSquared Inc., the wireless broadband ...
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — For the last couple of weeks, we’ve seen college seniors don cap and gown, march to the sounds of “Pomp and Circumstance” and collect their diplomas, the fruit of years of work and sacrifice.
MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE European stock markets cling to gains on Friday, led by the German DAX 30 index after encouraging confidence data. Stock futures flat as Europe loses steam
They say good things come to those who wait. Trouble is, most people can't, or won't, stick around for long—at least not when it comes to their money.
Millionaires please apply: Australia needs you. The resource-rich country is encouraging the world's wealthy to migrate here with an overhaul of visa regulations designed to attract investors and entrepreneurs.
The Rajat Gupta trial is becoming an M&A how-to class. Yesterday, Warren Buffett's favorite banker Byron Trott regaled the jury with tales of Warren Buffett having short phone conversations about investing $5 billion in Goldman Sachs and ...