INVESTMENT

Women account for fewer than one in 10 mutual fund managers, new data show, but that's still better than some other finance careers.

Goldman Sachs' former managing director is headed to a high-level Securities and Exchange Commission position.

Market professionals are looking ahead to the number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits, due out Thursday morning.

Wednesday’s gains were led by technology, while utilities were the largest decliner.

In a massive New Yorker profile, the early Facebook investor shares insights on his workday success and advice for tech executives.

An audit of the state's retirement system found high fees and dismal returns from Wall Street.

The Seattle Times and the Center for Public Integrity in April published a report suggesting that Clayton Homes traps buyers with high interest rates.

In a challenge to a white-male-dominated financial sector, New York City pensions will push for women and minorities among money managers.

Last quarter, Twitter only managed to add a dismal 4 million new monthly users

The craft marketplace doubled its stock valuation when it opened for trading. Here are some of the biggest winners.

How well is Wall Street's strategy on actively managed mutual funds holding up for investors?

Virtu Financial hopes to raise $361 million in a public offering that would value the company at $2.6 billion.

Web hosting company GoDaddy Inc. has priced its initial public offering at $20 per share, above its previously indicated $17 to $19 per share range, valuing it at around $4.5 billion, including debt, according to underwriting sources.

Lynn Tilton, head of the private equity firm Patriarch Partners, has been accused of defrauding investors.

Private equity investors prefer their money to be deployed quickly, assuming it's invested wisely.

After some big exits, more investment in a maturing Indian startup economy.

Analyst says the drop was driven "mostly by an overbought tech sector and overbought biotechs.”

The improved mood has also been underpinned by expectations that Japanese public investors will keep increasing stock investment.

As ordinary investments lose their steam, hedge funds are getting in their gambits.

The sale would shatter the $850 million record price tag set last year when a nearby 60-story tower across the river was sold.

The agency's tentative plan would affect how companies manage their portfolios in illiquid markets.