In the Market-Treasury Market Braces for Seismic SEC Rule
Treasury market participants expect U.S. regulators to soon finalize a major rule aimed at reining in debt-fueled bets by hedge funds.
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Goldman Sachs CEO: Doesn’t See 1970-80s Interest Rates
As Fed prepares to make another decision on interest rates, market participants are in tune with the recent mandate telegraphed by policymakers.
Two Sigma Faces SEC Scrutiny Over Rogue Researcher, WSJ Says
SEC is probing an incident at Two Sigma Investments LP, where a researcher tampered with the quant-investor’s models.
Speculation Rises on China Motives Due to Recent Reduction in US Government Bond Holdings
China's recent reduction in US government bond holdings, marking a 14-year low, has sparked speculation regarding the Asian giant's intentions.
Why the Crypto World Loves New GOP Speaker Front-Runner Tom Emmer
Majority Whip Tom Emmer is the Republican nominee for House leader after he bested eight competitors to become the party’s latest speaker-designee.
Global Billionaire Tax Could Yield $250 Billion - Study
Governments should open a new front in the international clampdown on tax evasion with a global minimum tax on billionaires.
How the SALT Tax Deduction Helped Stall Jim Jordan's Speaker Candidacy
An important ingredient in this week’s drama on Capitol Hill is a debate over the contentious issue of state and local tax (SALT) deductions.
