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Is Insider Trading Part of the Fabric on Wall Street?
The Securities and Exchange Commission has been getting tougher on insider trading on Wall Street, but its potential target may be too wide.
Discord at JPMorgan Investment Office Blamed in Huge Loss
Trans-Atlantic tension in JPMorgan Chase’s chief investment office contributed to the unit’s giant losing trades, current and former bankers said.
In Facebook Stock Rush, Fanfare vs. Realities
The small gain for Facebook’s stock on its first day of trading suggests that many professional money managers viewed all the hype as just that.
Novelties: Wristwatches That Help Screen Your Messages, and More
A new generation of watches connects with smartphones and other devices to offer news feeds and e-mail, text and other alerts.
Google Gets Approval From China for Motorola Deal
Authorities in China have approved Google Inc.'s bid to buy phone maker Motorola Mobility, clearing the way for the $12.5 billion deal to close early next week.
Character Study: James Crockman, the Human Antenna of the Breaking News Network
James Crockman of the Breaking News Network.James Crockman listens to 17 police and fire frequencies from a New Jersey office to cull spot items for subscribers like news media outlets.
Mugabe Seeks Zimbabwe Edge by Pressing for Black Ownership
President Robert G. Mugabe has begun pressuring companies operating in the country to comply with a law requiring that black Zimbabweans own more than half their shares.
