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New York, DC Merrill Lynch hires rival Morgan Stanley advisers
Merrill Lynch offices in New York and Washington D.C. hired advisers from rival, Morgan Stanley. Bank of America Corp's Merrill Lynch hired veteran brokers from its rival, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
SAC exec's lawyers: trial might be biased due to media coverage
According to Michael Steinberg's lawyers, his trial might be biased due to the wall-to-wall media coverage.
Wells Fargo combines with JPMorgan in US$6.5 billion equity hit on rates
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co., lost US$6.5 billion in combined equity that threatened levels of capital across the industry.
Bangladesh still the preferred hub for manufacturers
Bangladesh dubbed as king in the knitwear manufacturing and exporting industry. Bangladesh is dubbed as the hero in the knitwear manufacturing and exporting industry.
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According to the Argentine central bank, the Evita bank notes are legal tender. The Argentine central bank said in a statement this week that "The 100-peso bills with the image of Maria Eva Duarte de Peron are legal tender and must be accepted by all retailers and financial institutions.
Utah Senator Orrin Hatch introduced a bill said to alleviate the underfunding problem of US pension funds.
UBS gained back the title of largest private bank UBS gained back the title as the world's largest private bank as fresh client funds surged in the previous year.
According to sources, Pinnacle Foods and Fresh Del Monte were considering to place bids for Del Monte Foods.
Greece announced satisfaction with the decision of the euro zone which granted the country Eur6.8 billion to redeem bonds in August.
Latin American currencies low as investors waited for results of Fed's meeting. Latin American currencies changed little last Tuesday as investors waited for the results of the US Federal Reserve's latest meeting.
Hedge funds sees a decline for the first time in eight months Hedge funds recorded their first monthly decline in eight months this June, as they battled volatile stock and bond markets.
US hospitals shifted from the conventional paper record keeping to standardized electronic health records after receiving funds from the federal government.
The IMF announced that the euro zone must take a coordinated action to revive economic growth The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a strongly worded statement that the euro zone must take a coordinated action to revive economic growth.
Asian share rose amidst investor's worries Asian shares rose after tracking a rally on Wall Street which was spurred by gains that were capped by investors' nervousness over the Beijing drive to reform credit and the implications of tighter U.




