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Obama holding assets of up to $11.8 million
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama held total assets of between $2.8 million and $11.8 million last year and reported no debt, according to federal financial disclosure forms.Just When You Thought It Was Safe. . .
While the English have continued to hire American lawyers in both London and New York--particularly securities and project finance specialists--they haven't stolen a noticeable slice of American firms' securities pie, let alone eaten their lunch. But are the Brits content to nibble away at the margins, or will they claim a bigger market share now that they have heavily recruited U.S. law teams.The Litigation Daily covered lots of rulings by lots of judges in 2012, and sometimes they can all blur together. But a few judges stand out.
Declines shake confidence in hedge fund industry
THE HEDGE FUND INDUSTRY is grappling with its first shakeout in a decade as investors increasingly recoil from startups considered susceptible to the toxic shocks of this year's credit markets. New hedge funds are opening at the slowest pace since 2003 with almost all of the $164 billion of new investments going to managers with proven records, data compiled by Chicago-based Hedge Fund Research Inc.View more book results for the query "The Goldman Sachs Group Inc"
KB Home 4Q net income falls but tops Street's view
KB Home's fiscal fourth-quarter net income fell 20 percent on rising expenses, but revenue climbed on more home deliveries and a higher average selling price.Wal-Mart first-quarter profit rises
Wal-Mart Stores, the world's largest retailer, posted a 3.8 percent gain in first-quarter profit, beating analysts' estimates as growth abroad helped make up for U.S. sales declines.JPMorgan Reportedly Shopping Around Commodities Unit
Grupo BTG Pactual, the Brazilian investment bank founded by billionaire Andre Esteves, is working on a bid for JPMorgan Chase's physical commodities business.The National Credit Union Administration has sued a UBS unit for allegedly making misrepresentations in the sale of more than $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities to two credit unions that failed. The suit, filed on Thursday in Kansas federal district court, is the latest by the NCUA against financial institutions that sold mortgage-backed securities to now-defunct corporate credit unions.
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