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Greek Prime Minister Names Rival to Finance Ministry
By Marlene Y. SatterIn the course of shuffling his Cabinet on Friday, Greece's Prime Minister George Papandreou sacrificed his finance minister, George Papaconstantinou. In Papaconstantinou's place the prime minister appointed his own chief rival in the Socialist Party, Defense Minister Evangelos Venizelos.
June 14, 2011
U.S. Fund Investors Put $24 Billion Into Stocks, Bonds in May: Strategic InsightMutual fund investors added about $24 billion in net new cash to U.S. stock and bond funds in May, Strategic Insight reported Monday, a slight decline from April.
June 13, 2011
Global X Funds’ Dividend ETF Attracts Huge Trading VolumeGlobal X Funds announced that its SuperDividend ETF is among those that generated the highest volume on their first day of trading in 2011.
June 13, 2011
Top Portfolio Products: New Offerings From Global X, Deutsche BankIn this week’s new products news, Global X Funds launched its new SuperDividend ETF and Deutsche Bank brought out a suite of currency-hedged ETFs. In addition, Russell Investments announced that its LifePoint Funds Target Date Series passed $1 billion in AUM and New York Life launched a microsite designed for...
June 09, 2011
At Morningstar Advisor Conference, Rapid Fire Round Table on Macro-Economic IssuesDon Phillips, Scott Burns, Russ Kinnel tackle large items in short amount of time.
June 09, 2011
Economist Hoey on Growth and ‘Debt Hangovers’: Pershing InsiteBNY Mellon-Dreyfus chief economist sees 4% growth globally as global economic expansion continues.
June 06, 2011
Russell Introducing 10 Risk-Flavored ETFsRussell uses beta, volatility and momentum because its research shows these three factors have a strong influence on portfolio returns
June 06, 2011
Five Misconceptions About QE2’s EndBernanke's news conference answered some questions about the future of quantitative easing, but many dangerous misconceptions remain on the table.