The hedge-fund star who blew up Herbalife shares with a few innocent questions on Tuesday owes some answers of his own.
With its large real estate holdings, this firm has attracted the interest of insiders and hedge funds.
Amid the massive bets distorting the market, stocks are tossed around like rubber ducks in the South Pacific. Dividend stocks may be the only way to make money in this madness.
Facing a higher tax rate in Obama's jobs bill, hedge fund managers are contributing more to GOP candidates. The move might be their most profitable bet this year.
Star investment managers purchased technology and energy stocks while paring financial holdings.
The famed investor turned his portfolio inside out in the second quarter, with big buys and even bigger sells.
Treasuries, gold and cash prove popular as investors wait for signs of progress on the debt-ceiling resolution.
With Europe in crisis and the US staring down the barrel of default, many investors are asking the same question: What ever happened to the risk-free rate?
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