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The Latest UHG Settles Options Suits, Pays $912M By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer UnitedHealth Group agrees to pay $912 million to settle two federal lawsuits. Sam Isreal Heads Back to Court By James Armstrong, Staff Writer Hedge fund fraudster Samuel Israel returns to court and faces 20 year-term without bail. By James Armstrong, Staff Writer Hedge funds managed by National Bank Financial are threatening a proxy battle Zarlink. JPMorgan Pools Shell Pension Assets By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer JPMorgan agrees to oversee Shell Asset Management Company pension fund assets. ISDA to Start Portfolio Compression By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer International Swaps and Derivatives Association opens portfolio compression project. By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer Public Company Accounting Oversight Board finds "deficiencies" in 2007 PwC inspection. Emerging Equity Markets Still 'Terrible' By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer World equity markets have experienced $3 trillion in losses in June, says S&P analyst.
The Experts Sellside Certainty Remains Positive By First Coverage Sellside certainty remains positive and almost unchanged at 105 percent.
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Special Reports By Paul Hayes Former FBI agent offers advice on finding the fugitive former hedge fund manager.
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The Players
The Magazine By Michael Maiello In his second year running the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke saved Wall Street. By Natasha Gural, Editor-in-Chief Jim Newsome never expected to head the world's top physical commodities exchange. By James Armstrong, Staff Writer Phillip Goldstein takeson the SEC to block the hedge fund adviser registration rule. Three R's Keep Liquidity Flowing By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer Markets Media Sits Down With Liquidnet Co-Founder and CEO Seth Merrin. By James Armstrong Q&A with Steven Rideout, director of business development for Foresight Capital Fund. Mean Reversion Signals a Rebound By Vanessa Drucker Dollar remains deep in the doldrums, but mean reversion suggests a rebound in the offing.
Lifestyles Markets Media Talks to JBL Pro wrestler and stock market investor John Charles Layfield takes on Texas.  |
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The Blogs By Thomas Kirchner Class action payout still leaves shareholders short of full value.
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