INVESTMENT

China's e-commerce giant behind what could be the biggest IPO ever begins its investor road show with a lunch in New York City on Monday.

The cost to NJ taxpayers of high-fee Wall Street investments, which have lagged the S&P 500, is hundreds of dollars per household.

The new fund adds to an estimated record $140 billion of uninvested capital that private equity firms have raised for the region.

Investors in beauty manufacturer Coty Inc. say Moelis and other Wall Street powers did not disclose important information before the IPO.

A North Carolina public worker union says sequence of campaign fundraiser and pension deal for Bowles' firm may violate pay-to-play rules.

The biggest China fund in the U.S. is selling like hotcakes as investors expect more stimulus.

Russian hackers are believed to have hacked JPMorgan Chase and stolen a trove of executives' "sensitive documents."

Rhode Island's embrace of "alternative investments" has generated large Wall Street fees but small returns that have cost taxpayers millions.

Fewer college students are dreaming of getting rich on Wall Street and are instead envisioning jobs in tech and Silicon Valley startups.

State innovation funds are billed as investing in local entrepreneurs, but the funds let politically connected financial firms grab big fees.

The New Jersey governor's pension investment strategy has been a jackpot for financial firms, but it has lost taxpayers big money.

"Both Dollar General and Dollar Tree have some capacity to go a little bit higher with the offer price," said Joseph Feldman, analyst at Telsey Advisory Group.

Gov. Chris Christie promised a firewall between pension investments, politics and his re-election campaign -- but documents show otherwise.

Christ Church filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan after the congregation claimed it lost millions.

Data show that more money left Russian stocks and bonds in mid-July than at any other time in the last six months.

Black shoppers at Barneys New York complained they were accused of credit fraud after they purchased luxury items.

The bank has reportedly agreed to pay about $9 billion in cash and the rest in assistance to struggling homeowners.

The bank has agreed to pay about $9 billion in cash and the rest in assistance to struggling homeowners, said someone familiar with the matter.

In a letter obtained by IBTimes, Rhode Island Treasurer Gina Raimondo justifies pension investment secrecy to protect hedge fund managers.

Microsoft Corporation shares fell over 1 percent on Monday after a report said the Chinese government made a surprise visit to its offices.