CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Great Recession took any number of wrecking balls to the retirement security of American workers, including wages and pension benefits, home equity and savings. But one of the less understood areas of hurt continues to this day: part-time work.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Principal Global Investors has upgraded its view on the U.S. economy and equities as it sees higher growth because of likely tax cuts and increased fiscal spending from the incoming U.S. administration, its chief executive officer said on Friday.
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Stock exchange operator Nasdaq will replace Denmark's main C20 CAP index with a new index of 25 companies to reflect a higher market capitalization and turnover following two of the world's biggest IPOs in Copenhagen this year.
(Reuters) - Issues causing slowness on Bloomberg LP's terminals that began late Thursday morning had been resolved for all users by mid- afternoon, the company said.
(Reuters) - Short seller Citron Research's Andrew Left has turned his sights on Express Scripts Holding Co, calling the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) the "culprit behind pharmaceutical price gouging."
NEW YORK (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, plans to move its headquarters in 2022 from midtown Manhattan to a massive new office tower in the fast-growing Hudson Yards district on the city's far West Side, the developers said on Thursday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. bank regulator is ready to fail Wells Fargo on a national scorecard for community lending, sources familiar with the decision said on Wednesday, in a move that could limit near-term expansion for the bank.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow Jones transportation average hit a record high close, led by increases in shares of Norfolk Southern , Union Pacific and FedEx Corp , giving some investors hope the stock market is poised for further gains.
(Reuters) - Companies with weak corporate governance benefit from having more female board members, who help shareholders to benefit from higher dividends.
