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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – As he nears the end of a dozen years as director of the FBI, Robert Mueller finds himself defending the agency over its handling of two high-profile cases. It is a familiar spot for the low-key ex-Marine.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks edged up on Wednesday, with the Dow rising for the ninth straight session to another record, buoyed by surprisingly strong retail sales that suggested the economy is gaining momentum.
Four years ago, Elizabeth Warren was a Harvard Law professor crusading for the creation of a consumer protection agency to police the abusive practices that harmed millions of Americans during the financial crisis. Read full article >>
Sterling-based Neustar has been at the heart of one of the biggest technology revolutions in recent decades, yet it’s a company that few people outside of the telecommunications industry have ever heard of. Read full article >>
FINRA warned it has changed its cross-product surveillance reviews to capture recently identified ploys and will continue to devote substantial resources to detecting, and bringing enforcement…
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Despite a rocky few weeks during the “fiscal cliff” fight, John Boehner won re-election as speaker of the House of Representatives on Thursday and will again lead Republicans as they take on the White House over federal … Continue reading
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Despite a rocky few weeks during the “fiscal cliff” fight, John Boehner won re-election as speaker of the House of Representatives on Thursday and will lead Republicans as they take on the White House over federal spending.
(Reuters) – Shares of Herbalife plunged again Friday, feeling the brunt of heavy selling in a week where prominent short-seller Bill Ackman called the company a “pyramid scheme.”
(Reuters) – Republican Mitt Romney’s family had to convince him to make a second bid for the presidency because he was reluctant to run again after failing to secure his party’s nomination in 2008, Romney’s son told the Boston Globe … Continue reading
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Dow and the S&P 500 advanced modestly on Friday, though another sell-off in Apple depressed technology shares and kept the Nasdaq negative, overshadowing a sharply better-than-expected jobs report.