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New Securities and Exchange Commission rules mean that private investment vehicles will more carefully screen existing and future employees.

Analysts predicted AB InBev would rake in $1 per share on revenues of $10.4 billion.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has ended a dispute with JPMorgan after the bank agreed to pay a fine and return profits.

Rumors are spreading over Twitter possibly going public soon.

A joint partnership between the National Association of Manufacturers and union groups support the Keystone project.

Global Potash prices may subsequently decrease because of the ending of joint ventures by two large companies.

Consumer confidence fell slightly in July due to weak economic and job expectations, according to the Conference Board's latest survey.

The popular virtual currency has encountered its first major stumbling block.

The acquisition of Health Management Associates by Community Health Systems includes $3.7 billion in debt.

Pre-market movers for Tuesday include Vanda, Array, Nuance, Herbalife, American Capital Agency, Potash Corp./Saskatchewan, Mosaic Co and Barclays.

All eyes are on the Federal Reserve and Ben Bernanke this week, as the FOMC meets for its two-day policy meeting beginning on Tuesday.

Investors have one eye on a consumer confidence report and corporate earnings today, and another on Wed.'s GDP data and Fed decision.

India's central bank expressed concerns about a slow global recovery and the impact of the Federal Reserve winding down its stimulus program.

Third Point LLC, activist investor Dan Loeb's hedge fund, has pivoted from high tech to fertilizer, hoping for a big financial harvest.

The civil fraud trial centers around the role of Paulson & Co. in shaping a mortgage bond transaction, which the hedge fund bet against.

Off Israel's coast is a huge natural gas field. That energy bonanza also has the potential to help the peace process.

Goldman Sachs is one of the groups casting aspersions on the durability of gold's recent price gains.

Omnicom Group Inc. (NYSE: OMC), Saks Inc. (NYSE: SKS), Perrigo Company (PRGO) and more were early movers Monday.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen was the most accurate economist forecaster on the Fed from 2009 to 2012.

Pre-market movers for Monday include Elan Corporation, Yingli Green, JinkoSolar,Tower Semiconductor, Fortuna Silver and RF MICRO DEVICES.

Investors will focus on 3 key data points this week: the Fed meeting, Q2 GDP, and the July U.S. jobs report.

Perrigo hopes to capitalize on Elan’s multiple sclerosis drug, and save on operating costs and taxes by acquiring the Dublin-based firm.

As regulators debate the detriments of "too big to fail," the concept remains an inevitability.

Could Tim Tebow play tight end this season after catching passes at New England Patriots training camp?

Speculation about whether and when hedge funds will advertise has become more prominent and visible in recent weeks.

CEO John Fallon says the salmon-colored broadsheet is still gold to Pearson.

Hedge fund SAC Capital pleaded not guilty to charges of rampant insider trading, but a former insider threatens to blow open the continuing investigation.

Whether or not Indian companies can challenge Chinese rivals in Myanmar will depend, in part, on the Export-Import Bank of India.

The massive settlement could make several other banks facing similar lawsuits feel uneasy.