March 31 -- Matthew Freund, a money manager for fixed-income investments who helps oversee $44 billion of assets at USAA Investment Management Co., talks with Bloomberg's Julie Hyman about the corporate bond market.
One of Silicon Valley's top venture capital firms is doubling its bet on Apple's mobile gadgets in hopes of cashing in on the highly anticipated iPad.
Dennis Lockhart, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said the Fed is right to pledge to keep rates at record lows for an "extended period." But he a ' as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke did last week a ' said that doesn't mean a specific time period or number of meetings.
US stocks barely budged overnight following reports that stoked unease about the health of the labour market and regional manufacturing, offsetting the energy sector's strength.
The winners of the 2009 Peabody Awards, announced Wednesday, include the ABC sitcom "Modern Family," Fox network's "Glee," CBS' "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" and HBO's "The No.
But the justices also made it hard for plaintiffs and securities regulators to win such claims and warned judges against "second-guessing" the pay decisions made by an independent board of directors.
Australia is ending its stock exchange's monopoly and has given approval in principle to a unit of Japanese brokerage Nomura to open a second exchange in a move to spur development of the industry, the financial services minister said Wednesday.
Chinese equities open almost flat on Wednesday, a calm response to China's official launch of margin trading and short selling business.
Deputy Mayor for Operations Edward Skyler is leaving City Hall to take a job with Citigroup.
U.S. stocks rose as an improved outlook for industrial companies and better-than-estimated data on consumer confidence and home prices overshadowed concern government deficits will derail the economic recovery.
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