In today’s volatile and uncertain markets—with the financial system in disarray and credit markets in a vise—where are investors finding value?

After a weekend of court battles, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are still battling over who has the right to purchase Wachovia.

There are some very happy Wachovia shareholders, and advisors, out there this morning. Wells Fargo agreed to acquire all of Wachovia’s operations for $15.4 billion, or about $7 a share, in an all stock deal, the companies announced on Friday...

Apparently, not everyone is pleased by the Citigroup deal in which Citi would buy Wachovia Corp.’s bank branches, deposits and private bank, for $2 billion, or about $1 a share.

Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain has a job.

"I feel like I'm banging my head against the wall when it comes to implementing any type of change within our team," Mary moaned as we walked down the hall following a team leadership workshop I'd just delivered.

Try these brainteasers that recruiters use in actual job interviews.

Okay, maybe that is unkind. How about compliance helpers or specialists?

Firing clients is a delicate business.

If you shadowed Betsy Smith during a typical day at her Raymond James office, you'd probably have a tough time figuring out what she actually does.