luthervonn - 26.02.13 10:07 http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323478004578302120330630876.html


In response to a recent article on a "Mutual Fund Madness" tournament that discussed the mistake of focusing too much on short-term performance, The Wall Street Journal asked The Experts: How should investors stop themselves from reacting to short-term market... mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 24.07.12 18:14 Business activity in the euro zone contracted for the sixth straight month in July, with powerhouse Germany weakening and the government in Greece now predicting an even deeper economic recession for this year. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 24.07.12 18:14 Several groups of traders are under investigation by regulators around the world for allegedly banding together to rig interest rates, people close to the probe said. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 16.07.12 10:24 Wages in China are still climbing rapidly and many firms are having trouble filling jobs despite the nation's sharp economic slowdown. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 12.07.12 20:01 Peugeot said that it plans to stop production at a major plant north of Paris by 2014, the latest in a potential spate of closures in Europe's troubled automobile industry. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 10.07.12 22:50 Germany's finance minister urged the country's highest court to dismiss a challenge to the constitutionality of the euro-zone's permanent bailout fund. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 06.07.12 00:49 Glaxo's $3 billion criminal and civil settlement with the U.S. government this week raises questions about the future of asthma treatment Advair. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 05.07.12 14:13 Former Barclays chief Robert Diamond was assailed by British lawmakers for a mushrooming scandal over interest-rate manipulation, in a preview of the scrutiny likely to lie ahead for other big lenders that are under investigation. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 05.07.12 02:26 European leaders, who last week set an end-year deadline to create a new policeman to oversee euro-zone banks, have set themselves an ambitious timetable that some officials admit they will struggle to meet. mehr bei online.wsj.com

worldspy - 03.07.12 18:16 Barclays released notes suggesting that an official from the Bank of England, under pressure from the U.K. government, may have set off the chain of events that led the bank to lower its Libor submissions. mehr bei online.wsj.com