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  • Money Talks: Randy Bateman

    Published December 11, 2012

    Huntington Asset Advisors Chief Investment Officer Randy Bateman gives his views on the current investing climate, economy and more.

  • Holiday Jeer: Big Banks Planning More Layoffs

    Published December 05, 2012

    The big Wall Street firms are preparing to dole out a not-so-nice holiday gift to their employees: More layoffs.

  • Money Talks: Axel Merk

    Published November 30, 2012

    Merk Investments Chief Investment Officer Axel Merk weighs in on the factors impacting U.S. and global equity markets. 

  • More Firms Trying to Retain Women Through Maternity Programs

    Published November 19, 2012

    American firms are increasingly adopting measures to retain high-powered women through their work maternity programs.

  • Money Talks: Neil Hennessy

    Published November 14, 2012

    Money Talks: Neil Hennessy

  • Money Talks: What's the Biggest Issue Facing the Markets?

    Published November 08, 2012

    David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff offers his view of what's driving the markets.

  • SEC Probes Disclosure of Pandit's Citi Exit

    Published October 23, 2012

    The SEC launched a probe into the messy departure of Vikram Pandit as Citi CEO and whether the bank's board properly disclosed his ouster, FBN has learned.

  • Money Talks: Jack Ablin

    Published October 19, 2012

    Jack Ablin, CIO at BMO Private Bank, discusses the looming fiscal cliff, the presidential election, and what impact those could have on the markets. 

  • Wells Reaches Out to Communities for New Business

    Published October 11, 2012

    Wells Fargo has invested more than $200 million in community outreach programs nationwide over the past year and the bank is planning to continue its aggressive campaign to reach new customers.  

  • Big Banks Brace for Huge Settlement with SEC

    Published October 04, 2012

    Big banks are bracing for a massive settlement with the Securities & Exchange Commission that could total billions of dollars in what could be the most sweeping effort by federal regulators to hold Wall Street accountable for their financial-crisis sins.