Starting this summer, Merrill Lynch will be encouraging analysts to call more stocks dogs.

Orlando: "I really work with a good group," said John during a break at a recent rainmaker weekend. "But we always seem to be playing catch-up, and it's interfering with my rainmaking."

Here's a little news that might interest you: Sometimes it pays to litigate against the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA, formerly NASD), rather than settle. In fact, when a firm or rep decides to settle with FINRA rather than go to...

Pandit's meeting with analysts and advisors on Friday proved disappointing for those hoping that Citigroup's integrated banking model would be getting the boot. Shareholders and analysts have been whining about the need for a breakup for months...

Well, it seems that the little guy may be forced to reach into his pocket once again. It doesn't look like Ground Zero is going to be rebuilt by the deadlines set back in 2005, which means that taxpayers are going to be forced to pay for $321...

Thursday was no fun for G. Kennedy Thompson, as the board decided it was time for him to step down as chairman at Wachovia. However, he hasn't been voted off the island just yet.

Despite calls by numerous shareholders to break up Citigroup and spin off poorly performing businesses, it looks like CEO Vikram Pandit will be taking his cues from Al Green today: Let’s stay together. As reported by the New York Post...

The New York Post reported today that UBS is facing serious scrutiny by the SEC and the DOJ to determine whether or not the bank aided clients in committing tax evasion from 2000 to 2007. Maybe Wesley Snipes was a client?

The good thing about the financial advisors you manage is that they tend to be ambitious, Type-A personalities.

This week, Kevin Matras looks at sales growth and increasing profit margins—a powerful combination for big returns. Learn more, and get 3 new stock picks.