Wolf’s Finance World

MetLife Inc, the No. 1 U.S. life insurer, said on Thursday it posted a quarterly loss, hurt by investment losses, some of which were […]

Filed under: management by Wolf
Comments Off

Sales of new U.S. homes unexpectedly tumbled in September, their first drop in six months, underscoring the hazards to an economic recovery even as […]

Filed under: finance by Wolf
Comments Off

Honda Motor Co nearly tripled its annual profit forecasts and more upside may be ahead, with the company taking a conservative view on the […]

Filed under: technology by Wolf
Comments Off

Federal prosecutors in the Galleon Group case have sent a subpoena to a former employee of SAC Capital Advisors, a sign that the scope […]

Filed under: technology by Wolf
Comments Off

General Motors Chief Executive Fritz Henderson will get a raise in his compensation package to $5.45 million under new rules advocated by the U.S. […]

Filed under: business by Wolf
Comments Off

U.S. economic conditions stabilized or improved modestly in most parts of the country, according to a Federal Reserve report on Wednesday that suggested the […]

Filed under: money by Wolf
Comments Off

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service is probing more than 100,000 doubtful claims of a tax credit meant for first-time home buyers, the Wall Street […]

Filed under: business by Wolf
Comments Off

Toys “R” Us is facing a U.S. antitrust probe over whether the toy retailer used its market clout to stifle discounting by retail competitors […]

Filed under: finance by Wolf
Comments Off

There’s nothing like getting a good grade. That’s how the Congressional Budget Office’s preliminary analysis of the Senate Finance health reform bill is being […]

Filed under: finance by Wolf
Comments Off

Back in August, Federal Reserve officials suggested that the Great Recession was ending and the U.S. could expect "a gradual resumption of sustainable economic […]

Filed under: legal by Wolf
Comments Off