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PwC Set To Take Over Booz In An Effort To Boost Consulting Portfolio, Which Took A Hit After Enron Scandal

As memories of the Enron scandal fade, audit firms are in a push to get back into the lucrative consulting business.

Halloween 2013: 5 Candies That Will Wreak Havoc On Your Health

Halloween is all about the treats -- just be careful not to overindulge. Here are five candies you’re better off avoiding this spooky holiday season.

Global Wine Shortage: Has Our Worldwide Barrel Run Dry?

According to a new report from Morgan Stanley Research, global demand for wine is outpacing its production.

Perspectives On Central Bank Gold Buying: Gold Experts

Does Russia's surprise buy in September mean anything for central banks' gold-buying in coming months?

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Banks Loans Haven't Recovered From The Financial Crisis And Current Lending Shows Slide Similar To Pre-Recession Data

Five years after the financial crisis banks are still not lending at the same levels they once did.

Major Chinese Lenders ICBC, AgBank, BoC, BoCom Post Quarterly Earnings; Report Rise In Revenues

AgBank’s September quarter profits rose the most among peers such as ICBC, BoC and BoCom.

Stock Futures Show Higher Open As Markets Await FOMC Meeting Outcome, And Data On Payroll And Inflation

Investors will strain to interpret the Fed’s take on the economy for hints about the future of its quantitative easing program.

Dykema Survey: For U.S. M&A Market, There's Nowhere To Go But Up

Sixty-eight percent of 110 M&A industry insiders polled in a recent survey say the market's strength will improve in 2014.

The Best Halloween Party Ideas 2013

IBTimes scares up some of the best Halloween party ideas for kids, teens, adults and everyone else.

Obamacare Administrator Apologizes Over Healthcare.gov's Poor Performance [VIDEO]

Marilyn Tavenner of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services promised a full-court press to eliminate website flaws.

The Connection Between Economics and Immigration,Poor Get Poorer, More Xenophobic

UBS economist Paul Donovan explains exactly how the financial crisis may have sparked anti-immigration sentiment in Europe and America.

Libyan Central Bank Robbed As Armed Gunmen make Off With $55 Million

Libyan armed robbers make off with $55 million in cash as post-Gaddafi Libya struggles with armed gangs.

Boeing May Get Biggest Order Ever, From Emirates, For Its New 777-X

The Gulf airline isn't checking its breakneck growth, and may shock the air transport world again at next month's Dubai Airshow.

Central Bank Gold Buying Slows, As Russia Sells Precious Metal In September: IMF Data

Russia sold 12,000 ounces of gold in September, a move that may have surprised gold markets.

Only One In 10 Americans Say Obamacare Helping Them, But Curiosity About The Law Growing: Bankrate Survey

A vast majority of uninsured Americans say their health insurance situation hasn't improved.

Zimbabwe Mulling Mining Bond Offering, Mines Minister Walter Chidakwa Says

Analysts are skeptical about the African nation’s ability to attract foreign investment in its mining sector.

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Morgan Stanley (MS) Will Seek Federal Reserve Approval To Buy Back More Of Its Shares To Boost Return On Equity: Report

America's second-largest investment bank wants permission to expand its current $500 million share buyback plan, which expires in March 2014.

Stocks Futures Mixed As FOMC Meeting Looms Ahead And Earnings Continue To Remain In Focus

Investors prepare for yet another earnings-heavy day with Wednesday’s FOMC meeting playing on their minds.

Apple (AAPL) Q4 Earnings 2013: Tim Cook Says New Product Categories Coming In 2014; An iWatch?

Apple did not launch an all-new device at all this year, but it can create the best in yet-to-be-explored categories, Cook said.

Earnings News: Apple Inc (AAPL), Herbalife Ltd (HLF)

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported fiscal-fourth quarter earnings of $8.26 per share on revenue of $37.5 billion after the bell on Monday.

Twitter Valuation: Is IPO Overhyped And Overvalued?

While initial analyses called Twitter's valuation conservative, others are saying its IPO price range is way too high.

Mizuho Financial Group (TOK: 8411) Did Make Loans To Yakuza Gang Members But Is Found Innocent Of Covering It Up

A Japanese bank has been cleared of covering up $2 million in loans to Yakuza members.

Facebook (FB) Earnings Preview Q3 2013: High Expectations On Wall Street After Surging Stock, Improved Mobile Ad Products

Wall Street has high earning expectations after shares doubled in the last three months and mobile advertising looks promising.

Apple Fourth-Quarter Estimates Raised By Cantor Fitzgerald Analyst Brian White At Last Minute: What's He Thinking?

An analyst has raised his expectations for Apple's Q4 revenue and EPS.

Whisky Battle: Single Malts Vs. Blended Scotch, In Million-Dollar Taste Wars

Single-malt Scotches have become more and more popular in the past few decades, with dominant U.S. makers now targeting emerging markets.

Swiss Bankers Afraid to Leave Switzerland for Fear of Arrest by US Tax Authorities

Swiss bankers are afraid to leave home, after U.S. tax authorities made several arrests on charges of helping U.S. citizens avoid paying taxes.

The Edward Snowden Of The Banking World: Herve Falciani Keeps One Eye Open While On The Run From The Swiss And Helping Europe Snag Tax Cheats

Five years ago the financial world was collapsing, but in one Geneva branch of HSBC, a banker was plotting a way to find Europe's tax cheats.

Silver: A Market To Watch In India As Gold Regulations Damp Appetite

Indian investors take a renewed shine to silver after tricky gold import rules dampen consumer demand for the more popular yellow metal.

U.S. Stocks Seem Set To Carry On From Last Week As Futures Point To Upbeat Opening; IP, Homes Sales Data In Focus

The effects of a strong showing last week are expected to spill over to Monday-morning trade.

Healthcare.gov Malfunction Left Users Unable To Apply For Coverage Through Obamacare On Sunday

The Sunday malfunction hit the "Data Services Hub," which provides a link to databases used to determine eligibility.

Is Jamie Dimon About To Lose His Job? Seven Things You Need To Know About JPMorgan's $13 Billion Mortgage Related Settlement With The U.S. Government

Everything you need to know about the biggest financial settlement in history: JPMorgan's $13 billion check to the U.S. government.

JPMorgan's Role In Not Reporting Suspicions Of Madoff Ponzi Scheme Has Some Feds Pressing For Criminal Guilty Plea [EXCLUSIVE]

Some federal prosecutors in New York oppose any settlement with the bank that doesn't include an admission of guilt.

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