Michael Imperioli learns from life after 'The Sopranos'

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Every actor dreams of extreme success, but there is also a downside: That you will forever be known as the character you played.

U.S. states eye protections for investors if federal regulation falters

The question could become important if the financial services industry wins its high-stakes legal and political battles to dismantle the federal fiduciary rule governing advice to retirement investors.

Activist investor Barington nominates two directors at Xerium

BOSTON (Reuters) - Activist investor Barington Capital Group LP launched a fight for two board seats at machine industry company Xerium Technologies Inc., according to a regulatory filing made on Thursday.

Hedge fund Paulson & Co takes stake in Viacom

(Reuters) - Paulson & Co, the hedge fund firm led by billionaire investor John Paulson, has taken a stake in Viacom Inc as the U.S. media company has started to turn around its business, Paulson told Reuters in an interview.

Hedge fund Folger Hill to merge with Schonfeld

BOSTON (Reuters) - Folger Hill Asset Management, a hedge fund run by former SAC Capital Advisors LP executive Sol Kumin, will merge with Schonfeld Strategic Advisors after a period of sluggish returns.

Your Money: Get insurance for your dog's bite, as well as its bark

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A cute Maltipoo puppy could never harm anyone, right?

Loomis' Fuss: 10-year Treasury yield could go 'north of 4 pct' within two years

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Loomis Sayles vice chairman Dan Fuss says the 10-year Treasury yield could go "north of 4 percent" within two years, but geopolitical risks and economic deterioration could keep yields lower.

Asset managers back U.S. plan to limit stock exchange rebates

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial firms representing more than $1 trillion in assets under management have endorsed a U.S. regulator's plan to test limiting the rebates and other incentives that stock exchanges can pay to brokers, a practice critics say creates conflicts of interest.

Fund industry defends bond ETFs to U.S. regulators

(Reuters) - A fund industry trade group representative on Monday disputed the idea that bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) might fail to hold up under stress, telling U.S. securities regulators he knows of no convincing evidence to suggest such funds' liquidity is a problem.

ISS recommends against Goldman pay plan, worried on costs

BOSTON (Reuters) - Proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services on Friday recommended investors vote against a stock plan for employees at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, concerned about its costs and the bank's heavy use of stock-based compensation.

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