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Weddings? Babies? Now college kids are registering for gifts too
Gift registries aren't just for weddings and baby showers anymore. Move over brides and expectant moms: Now college-bound kids want to be showered with gifts also. Gift registries have long been popular for lots of big life events, and…
The 5 hottest ETFs in the world
Biotech companies are restoring sight to the blind, curing hepatitis C and fighting off HIV. As they save lives, biotech companies are simultaneously making a lot of money for investors. That's why the hottest ETFs…
Investors flee China funds in historic rush
Investors pulled out roughly $7 billion from Chinese funds over the past week. Chinese funds just experienced the biggest exodus of money ever. Investors abruptly pulled out nearly $7 billion from Chinese funds and ETFs over the past…
Investors dump stocks at record pace
The word of the week for investors was "sell." Mom and pop investors are dumping their investments and moving to cash at levels not seen since the financial crisis of 2008. It's an "investor revolt," is how Credit Suisse…
Once all powerful, Pimco is a fast fading superstar
Once the world's largest and most influential bond fund, Pimco continues to fall from that stature. Its star has dramatically dimmed after its founder, the "bond king" Bill Gross, left Pimco almost a year ago. Investors started taking…
Harvard endowment warns market is ‘frothy’
Harvard University is concerned about "frothy" markets. So it's looking to hire short sellers -- investors who bet that a stock will fall. The head of Harvard's massive endowment -- worth nearly $38 billion -- warned that current market…
BRIC investing is officially dead at Goldman Sachs
The acronym "BRIC" refers to Brazil, Russia, India and China. It was later expanded to "BRICS" to include South Africa. BRIC investing has officially fallen out of favor. Goldman Sachs (GS)' asset management business has killed off its…
The investing app military families love
Wall Street banks prefer clients with millions -- if not billions -- to invest. Soldiers, nurses and construction workers typically aren't anywhere near that wealthy. That's why a growing number of average Joes are turning to an app…
Is this the end of investing as we know it?
An investing earthquake is underway and it's threatening to end traditional money management as we know it. Investors are pouring their money into so-called passive index funds that blindly track market indexes using computers.…