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While hedge funds crave the glittery ore, pensions and endowments embrace gold exchange-traded funds.
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Investors and analysts speculate on the future prospects of gold.
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An IPO Reincarnation?
In spite of a rebound this year, the IPO markets — a key source of capital formation for entrepreneurial America — are in a shambles.
Golden Dreams
Investors and analysts speculate on the future prospects of gold.
Environmental Services in China
It is well known that China faces some critical issues regarding pollution and environmental protection. Green business in China has a bright future, but challenges remain.
Beyond Retirement Advice
More companies are starting to offer their employees a range of financial planning assistance to keep up with the competition and keep their workers happy.
Icahn Ramping Up Motorola Stake
Carl Icahn, who is juggling a number of activist investments right now, has upped his stake in Motorola again, to 9.9 percent.
Hedge Funds Missed Big July Move
An early look at July data shows that most long-short equity, multi-strategy and macro funds greatly lagged the major indexes for the month.
Here Come the Summer Doldrums
Commentary: There is a term sailors use to describe slow hot days on the water with no wind: The Doldrums. The same might be said for the current state of the U.S. markets, and moreover the entire U.S. economy.
Could Russia Be An Investment Avenue?
Russia's state-owned oil companies are investing mainly in local assets, while the publicly-owned oil companies are investing in external assets. What message is this sending to global investors?
Stock Picker: Betting on Hedge Funds and Horse Racing
Mount Vernon Investments president Nicholas Merrick proves that running a hedge fund has a lot in common with picking racehorses: Both endeavors rely on a keen understanding of background and pedigree, and an eye for what makes unproven candidates winners.
Rest and Invest: Fosun Group Buys A Piece Of Club Med
Not content to sit back while other global luxury tourism operators cash in on growing demand from China’s increasingly wealthy middle class, Shanghai-based Fosun Group buys a piece of Club Méditerranée, the Paris-based high-end resorts operator.
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