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How Eli Lilly's Pension Gets Weird Results
“We have 50 percent in alternatives. I run a hedge fund book, but I run it as a portable alpha program," says CIO Susan Ridlen.
A Season When Market Timing Was Everything
One stark statistic in an otherwise flat 2020 focuses on the penalty a "tactical" investor incurred by sitting out the biggest single-day gains.
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Managers, Encourage Your Team to Take Time Off
Work demands are on the rise, and the time saved commuting has been converted to meetings that creep earlier into the day and go deeper into the night
MGM Resorts to require all guests at U.S. venues to wear face masks
It will require that all guests wear face masks inside public spaces at all of its U.S. outlets effective Friday.
What could save the stock market in July? More government borrowing and Federal Reserve money printing
Improved company earnings in the quarters ahead and a breakthrough Covid treatment or vaccine could buoy stock prices.
No politics, please! Hong Kong finance professionals impose self-censorship after security law
Bankers were tight lipped, shunning any mention of the legislation over the phone or messaging apps in a sign of how much disquiet it has triggered.