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The unwinding of a popular investment strategy is sending ripples through global markets.

Customers at Charles Schwab, Vanguard and Fidelity reported problems logging into accounts.

Just as with "Black Monday," investors heading into today were on edge and ready to sell to lock in big profits.

There are some genuine concerns at the root of this market selloff. But many other factors seem to be at play too.

The International Financial Services Authority has proposed a halving of the ticket size for portfolio management services from $150,000 to $75,000, or about ₹64 lakh at current exchange rates.

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It's a growing trend in the corporate world for mid- to senior-level employees to take on consulting roles because of the guaranteed gig and the tax benefits.

European energy giants Shell and BP are sticking to their core business as clean-energy investments make slow progress.

New accounting rules should give investors an earlier warning, but surprises are cropping up and there could be more to come.

Understanding the significance of the Merchant Category Code (MCC) in credit card transactions is crucial. An incorrect MCC can lead to higher transaction fees and reduced reward points.

The popular Yen-carry trade is in focus following the currency's sharp appreciation after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates for the first time in 17 years. Here's what it means.

Mutual Funds: Time in the market consistently outperforms timing the market, as long-term investing yields better returns than short-term trading.

The global rout in stock markets has deepened as Japan's benchmark index suffered its worst day since Black Monday amid fears of a US recession.

The deal would be one of the largest of the year and could come together imminently.

The Nikkei Stock Average was recently down 6.2% at 33691.16 on Monday morning, following Friday's 5.8% loss.

An unconventional career choice in the late 1990s pushed the family to the brink of bankruptcy

Adam Smith's proverbial "invisible hand" responds to an increase in demand and prices, with an increase in supply. This is now visible in the Indian market as well.