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• Canadian advisers see gains, pitfalls in social media
• BlackRock hires Credit Suisse exec to bolster hedge fund unit
• Buyout firms face squeeze as investors go direct for deals
• The Great Debate: Income inequality is increasingly "permanent"
• Facebook backer Accel Partners closes $475 million fund
• Smith Barney fund investors win ruling to sue as group over fees
• Regulator finds flaws in Deutsche Bank's Libor supervision
• Justice Department probing banks' role in fraud by customers
• Congressional Republican leader reassures muni bond issuers
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to repay U.S. sooner
• Judge orders fake fund manager Hicks to prison for 40 months
• Getting past America's bad case of retirement blues
• Cyprus gets on with it: James Saft
• Jury indicts former Calpers CEO for fraud scheme
• Former Calpers CEO indicted for fraud scheme
• Anticipation is the name of Mihir Worah's game
• Bail in threatens to accelerate future bank runs: Kemp
• If fund manager Lasry gets ambassador nod, investors likely to stay
• Stifel hires adviser from Wells Fargo in Florida
• Factory output rebounds, gasoline leads CPI higher
• India probing money laundering accusations against lenders
• Behind the scenes with Wasatch's "go-anywhere" fund
• T. Rowe's Jerome Clark stays the course with stocks
• U.S.-based stock funds gain $11.26 billion as Dow run continues: Lipper
• Factbox: How big U.S. banks capital plans scored in stress tests
• Merrill adds two advisers from rival Morgan Stanley
• How this year's tax return could affect 2014's healthcare costs
• How to win your office March Madness pool
• Money market assets decline in latest week: iMoneyNet
• U.S-based stock mutual funds gain $2.94 billion - ICI
• Money market assets decline in latest week - iMoneyNet
• GOP tax lawmaker urges tighter partnership rules
• Seattle investor pushes Sonics ticket drive to help propel deal
• Analysis: What rebound? Poorer families slow to spend

• SEC's Walter urges "maximum" reliance on foreign swaps rules
• Learning from Cyprus
• Citadel's Griffin won't seek re-election to E*Trade board
• Demand for stock funds plummets over Cyprus fears: Lipper
• US-based stock funds post outflows in latest week-Lipper
• Consumer bureau warns auto lenders on discriminatory rates
• Do bond buyers really need a Groupon of their own?
• "Rogue financier" Homm indicted in U.S. in $200 million fraud
• UK unleashes the dogs of subprime: James Saft
• Former LA radio host gets 10 years prison in TARP fraud
• Ex-Oregon governor candidate charged in Facebook IPO fraud
• When sluggish economies are good for stocks
• For muni investors, Oppenheimer sees a sunny Puerto Rico
• Reform-minded Congress panel to eye state, local tax breaks
• Surrogate pregnancies on rise despite cost hurdles
• Advisers hope Pinterest will draw client interest
• Savvy Europe bets propel Lipper international fund winners
• Factory data underscores economic momentum
• Paulson says he's staying put, not moving to Puerto Rico
• Consumer sentiment hit by fiscal policy concerns in March
• How Lipper award winners are playing small-cap stocks
• Bond giant PIMCO wins fourth Lipper award - for stocks
• Fed tells JPMorgan, Goldman to improve capital plans
• Ackman likens Herbalife to company closed by regulators
• Fed rejects Ally, BB&T capital plans in stress tests
• Jobless claims data brightens jobs picture
• UBS chief executive paid $9 million after revamp
• Jobless claims fall for third straight week
• Battling for retirement assets, discount brokers try "education"
• Software glitch to delay 600,000 U.S. tax refunds - IRS
• Fewer workers tapping retirement nest egg for loans: study
• Carlyle Group cuts minimum investment to $50,000 in new buyout fund
• Analysis: Many people curb spending in two-speed U.S. economy

• BlackRock hires Credit Suisse executive to bolster hedge fund unit
• Five questions to get to brass tacks with your money manager
• Opinion: Why the EU is right on Cyprus
• Investor says may appeal lost arbitration against Goldman
• Proxy advisor Egan-Jones sides with Agrium over Jana
• Legg's Western Asset investment chief to retire in 2014
• 50-Somethings have their own healthcare crisis
• Prominent entrepreneur says Goldman misrepresented debt fund
• Stern Advice: New math for old mortgages
• High court rules for insurer in class action case
• PIMCO's Gross to auction off some of his historic U.S. stamps
• Why value veterans Wally and Drew Weitz focus on cash
• Fidelity manager says healthcare law, cuts will hit biotech
• Reform-minded U.S. Congress panel to eye state, local tax breaks
• Federal grand jury indicts former Calpers CEO in fraud scheme
• Raymond James introduces pay plan for hybrid advisers
• Small funds shine in 2013 U.S. Lipper Fund Awards
• U.S. stock funds gained $10.87 billion as Dow streak continued - EPFR
• Wells Fargo CEO urges long-term debt solution in Washington
• Consumer prices post largest increase in nearly four years
• Four stocks for the next three decades
• 2013 U.S. Lipper Fund Awards feature repeat winners, newcomers
• CORRECTED-UPDATE 2-Fed tells JPMorgan, Goldman to improve capital plans
• Jobless claims data brightens labor market picture
• The 27-year-olds are taking us down (again): James Saft
• These 10 tax deductions should be on your radar
• Getting a handle on those retirement health "billions"
• Software glitch to delay 600,000 U.S. tax refunds: IRS
• U.S.-based stock mutual funds gain $2.94 billion: ICI
• Identity theft and the IRS, or, Who got my refund?
• Did disaster strike in 2012? The IRS is here to help
• Cyber attack stops access to JPMorgan Chase site
• Hungry for yield, investors turn to pizza, films, vacation homes