U.S. mutual fund sales signal retail investor caution

U.S. mutual fund investors pulled $13.7 billion from stocks and bonds during the latest week, according to data released on Thursday by Lipper underscoring retail investors' rising concerns over turbulent markets.

Column: Future U.S. seniors to face housing crunch as wealth declines

American homes are showing their age - not the houses, but the people living in them.

Pimco buys all of $3 billion UniCredit bond: sources

U.S. fund Pacific Investment Management Co (Pimco) has bought all of a $3 billion, five-year bond offered with a hefty return by Italy's top bank UniCredit to comply with capital buffer rules, two sources familiar with the matter said.

Money disasters can derail retirement

Karyn Golden’s income was approaching $200,000 as she lived a carefree single existence at the peak of her career in Chicago, 20 years ago. She brokered real estate deals, served on boards and lunched with political leaders.  She never imagined she would be where she is now – 70 and down to her last $200 in savings.

Medicine or vice? Socially screened funds struggle to define cannabis industry

The $8 trillion U.S. socially responsible investment industry is grappling with that question as more states approve the recreational use of cannabis, pushing consumption closer to "sin" stocks like alcohol and tobacco that ethically focused investors avoid.

Ex-Morgan Stanley adviser gets five years in U.S. prison for fraud

A former Morgan Stanley adviser was sentenced to five years in prison on Tuesday after he admitted that he misused client funds to invest in a wind farm project and to cover his own personal expenses, including college tuition for his children.

Hedge funds' historic U.S. rate view shift switches to 5-year bonds: McGeever

A couple of weeks ago it was 10-year Treasuries, last week 5-year bonds: hedge funds are shifting their view of the Fed and U.S. interest rates by magnitudes rarely seen before.

Campbell ends proxy fight with Third Point, adds directors

Campbell Soup and Third Point LLC settled their proxy contest on Monday by adding two of the hedge fund's nominees to the U.S. food company's board and giving the activist investor a say in selecting Campbell's next CEO, the company said.

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