China Will Let Brokerages to Manage Individual Assets
Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) — China’s brokerages will be allowed to manage assets for individual clients for the first time, making securities firms less reliant on trading income in a stock market that dropped by a fifth from its October record.
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German Stocks Fall, Led by Henkel, Continental, Banking Shares
July 10 (Bloomberg) -- Germany's benchmark DAX Index fell on renewed concern that slowing economic growth and more writedowns at financial firms will hurt profits.
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SEC Chairman Comments on Exchange Mergers
The big mergers planned by the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market will give them dominance in stock trading but likely will not hurt competition, the government's top securities regulator said Thursday.
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Supplement Maker Draws Federal Regulator Scrutiny
Nature’s Sunshine Products Inc. is coming under increasing scrutiny by federal regulators for auditing omissions, income tax returns and its foreign operations – troubles that could threaten its stock-trading privileges.
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