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Was Tom Hayes Running the Biggest Financial Conspiracy in History?
On a deserted trading floor, at the Tokyo headquarters of a Swiss bank, Tom Hayes sat rapt before a bank of eight computer screens.
How Jeb Bush would have saved $3M under his own tax plan
Jeb Bush would have saved $3 million in taxes if his released tax plan had been enacted, according to a CNBC analysis of six years of tax returns.
Did Seniors Miss Out on $388 Billion in Social Security Benefits?
One member of Congress has suggested that one simple change in Social Security laws would have netted seniors $388 billion in additional benefits since 1982.
Nobel Prize winner Shiller warns of market bubble
Fears of a bear market for U.S stock markets came back to the fore Monday with economist Robert Shiller warning of rock-bottom investor sentiment.
The $1 million parking spot may be just around the corner
At least two new condominium developments in Manhattan are asking $1 million for a single parking spot.
Wall Street set to open higher, brace for Fed week
U.S. stocks were tipped to open a touch higher on Monday, with focus turning to this week's closely-anticipated U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
Etsy Welcomes Mass Producers to Artisanal Fold
With Etsy Manufacturing, the online marketplace plans to connect sellers and small manufacturers that meet certain production and workplace criteria.
UAW picks Fiat Chrysler as target company in labor talks
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCHA.MI) (FCAU.N) will get the first shot at setting a pattern for wages and benefits for more than 140,000 unionized factory workers at the Detroit Three automakers, the company and the United Auto Workers union said Sunday.
Gold drops to one-month low as investors wait for Fed meeting
(Bloomberg) -- Gold fell to a one-month low and trading volume declined as investors held off on making big moves before Federal Reserve policy makers meet next week.
Asia shares edge up, brush off soft China data
Asian shares edged up on Monday in cautious trade, brushing off soft economic data from China, as investors looked to whether the U.S. Federal Reserve is confident enough to raise interest rates for the first time in a decade.
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