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The stock market should continue higher through the end of the second quarter, former UBS Americas Chairman Robert Wolf tells CNBC. But he's "nervous" after that.
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The stock market should continue higher through the end of the second quarter, former UBS Americas Chairman Robert Wolf tells CNBC. But he's "nervous" after that.
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.160x105.jpg?v=1367800214 "Singapore's Wealthy Probed in Hunt for Tax Cheats")
Banks in Singapore are urgently scrutinizing their account holders as an imminent deadline on stricter tax evasion measures forces them to decide whether to send some of their wealthiest clients packing.
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A unit of Sinopec Group and brokerage China Galaxy Securities are launching Hong Kong IPOs on Monday seeking to raise up to $3.5 billion in total, injecting life into Asia's moribund IPO markets.
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Jim Cramer believes a major catalyst is changing in the market. The implications are big.
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European shares rebounded to a higher close on Thursday, paring losses from when ECB President Mario Draghi confirmed the central bank would not deliver any extra stimulus. The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 Index closed around 0.5 percent higher.
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Jim Cramer is starting to wonder if events in Europe are about to have a major impact on the US stocks.
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European shares pared gains on Tuesday to close lower, after a raft of euro zone economic data softened earlier rises from positive earnings reports.
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David Enrich, European banking editor at Wall Street Journal, discusses European banks' quarterly results and says the positive outcome of the crisis is that banks have refocused on core areas.
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Asia's equity markets rose to fresh peaks on Tuesday, fueled by hopes of central bank stimulus but Japanese shares fell, weighed down by mixed economic data.
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Scott Evans, head of equity sales at Espirito Santo Investment, tells CNBC that he judges banks by the quality of their earnings, with UBS being much better quality than Deutsche Bank.
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Sergio Ermotti, CEO of UBS, talks to CNBC about the banks profit beat in the first quarter and investor sentiment in the financial industry.
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UBS CEO told CNBC Tuesday that the company is reaping the benefits of its radical restructuring, after the company reported a net profit of 988 million Swiss francs, beating expectations of a 510 million Swiss francs profit.
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Don't let America's youngest sales force fool you. This year Girl Scout cookie sales are on pace to set yet another record, rivaling Oreos and Chips Ahoy.
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.160x105.jpg?v=1366904651 "Fed May Provide a Safety Net for the Market")
The Fed is expected to repeat its dovish message in the coming week, which could provide a safety net for the market amid a big wave of earnings and the April jobs report.
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Rainer Skierka, head of financials research at Sarasin, prefers UBS over Credit Suisse as most of the revenues for the latter bank come from investment banking which he sees as much more volatile.
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U.S. regulator Gary Gensler said the world needs an alternative to the scandal-plagued Libor.
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Thailand's richest man bid $6.6 billion to buy cash-and-carry wholesaler Siam Makro from Dutch firm SHV Holdings, the biggest Asia-Pacific M&A deal this year.
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Axel Weber, UBS Chairman, speaks to CNBC's Maria Bartiromo about the state of global markets.
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