Wall Street Journal

• Nasdaq Bungles WhiteHorse IPO (WSJ)

  December 6, 2012

  Exchange erroneously delays opening trade.

• Cash-Rich Companies Are Cash-Poor in U.S. (WSJ)

  December 4, 2012

  Many U.S. companies have surprisingly little cash at home.

• Banks See FX Profits Erode (WSJ)

  November 28, 2012

  Electronic trading cuts into banks’ revenue from foreign exchange.

• Fed May Require Foreign Banks to Boost Capital in U.S.

  By Yalman Onaran and Bradley Keoun, Bloomberg  |  November 28, 2012

  Fed standards may force non-U.S. banks to house businesses in U.S. holding company.

• New SEC Head Faces Big Challenges (Reuters)

  November 27, 2012

  Agency still grappling with Dodd-Frank rules, money fund revamp, computerized trading.

• Companies Cut Investment Spending (WSJ)

  November 19, 2012

  Half of the 40 biggest U.S. companies have announced plans to cut spending this year or next.

• Tax Deduction Cap Idea Deserves Closer Scrutiny, Baucus Says

  By Richard Rubin and Kathleen Hunter, Bloomberg  |  November 14, 2012

  Cap could serve as part of the resolution for the looming fiscal cliff.

• Lower Corporate Tax Rate Could Mean Lower Earnings (WSJ)

  November 9, 2012

  Tax change could erode companies' deferred tax assets.

• Regulators Cool to Money Fund Industry’s Proposal (WSJ)

  November 9, 2012

  Industry suggests imposing fee on fund withdrawals in times of stress.

• Many Companies Don’t Disclose Bankruptcy Plans (WSJ)

  November 8, 2012

  Law on disclosing bankruptcy preparations is murky.