Deciding when and why to leave your current job and look for a new one is not a scientific process; rather, it's based on feel and intuition. However, there are some very poignant signs to look out for that can aid your decision. Continue to article |
Court documents filed Thursday in the prosecution of former Bernie Madoff secretary Annette Bongiorno describe a love-triangle between Bernie Madoff and at least one of his employees. Continue to article |
A newly elected Finra board member whose firm has been connected to a bribery scandal involving the former treasurer of Arkansas said the matter should have no effect on his ability to serve on the board. Continue to article |
As federal authorities prepare to charge criminally two former JPMorgan Chase employees suspected of misrepresenting a multibillion-dollar trading loss last year, prosecutors in Manhattan are separately exploring ways to penalize the bank over the trading blowup that has come to be known as the "London Whale." Continue to article |
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Wall Street's self-regulator is looking into whether research analysts are participating in pitches to win business underwriting initial public offerings, according to a person familiar with the matter. Continue to article |
 The four largest U.S. railroad companies won their bid to reverse a ruling that turned a price-fixing lawsuit against them by shippers into a group lawsuit with potential damages of at least $10 billion. |
Things heard in the Goldman Sachs elevators do not stay in the Goldman Sachs elevators. Continue to article |
New York's top banking regulator has issued subpoenas to roughly two dozen companies associated with bitcoin as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into the business practices of the fledgling virtual-currency industry, according to people familiar with the matter. Continue to article |
|  Britain's largely state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) is unlikely to be reprivatized before 2018, Business Secretary Vince Cable said in an interview published on The Telegraph newspaper website on Saturday. |
|  Stocks fell on Friday and posted their biggest weekly decline since June as investors focused on when the Federal Reserve would begin to scale back its stimulus. |
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