INVESTMENT

The world's most powerful central bankers are in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this week. Investors will try to read the tea leaves.

Bruno Wu's new $500 million PE fund will invest in fast-growing new media companies.

China extends a welcome to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, a man in need of allies.

The wait for the release of the FOMC meeting minutes could keep U.S. stocks rangebound.

The hedge fund adviser and his Harbinger Capital Partners admitted wrongdoing in an SEC investigation.

Why worry about bad debt? China's central government will bail out large financial institutions when they are in trouble.

The Shannan prefecture in Tibet is offering tax breaks to entice private equity funds and investment companies.

Does Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which generates its money from oil and gas taxes, need to re-position its assets?

Investors will analyze economic data and the latest Fed board member comments on its stimulus.

Global spending on business travel is expected to reach $1.12 trillion this year, the GBTA BTI Outlook says.

The firm increased its estimated legal losses in excess of reserves to $6.8 billion at the end of June.

Futures point to weak markets as comments by a U.S. Federal Reserve official hint at a quicker end to easy monetary policy than feared.

The luxury retailer chose underwriters for its upcoming IPO.

Flat stock futures on Tuesday morning indicate markets could stay in a tight range ahead of trade data and more corporate earnings.

The private equity firm is making a bigger push into the insurance industry.

If the IPO is successful, it may signal that investors are confident the U.S. housing market's recovery will continue.

Pre-market movers for Tuesday include Vanda, Array, Nuance, Herbalife, American Capital Agency, Potash Corp./Saskatchewan, Mosaic Co and Barclays.

As regulators debate the detriments of "too big to fail," the concept remains an inevitability.

Speculation about whether and when hedge funds will advertise has become more prominent and visible in recent weeks.

Investors will weigh mediocre earnings growth vs. signs that Europe's economy may be recovering.

Pre-market movers for Wednesday include VMware, Apple Inc, ARM Holdings, TrovaGene, Broadcom, Polycom, and Syngenta.