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Worker Retirement-Plan Suits Draw US Supreme Court Scrutiny
The US Supreme Court agreed to rule on the requirements for lawsuits that accuse companies of offering workers imprudent investment options in their retirement plans.
Bloomberg Wealth - Saturday, January 17, 2026
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White House Weighs Executive Action to Cap Credit Card Rates
The White House is weighing an executive action to enact President Donald Trump’s call for a cap on credit card interest rates, in addition to other measures seeking to ease US affordability challenges.
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CIO of Family Office Investing Chanel Fortune to Step Down
The chief investment officer of Mousse Partners, which manages the wealth of the family behind luxury brand Chanel, is stepping down after about a decade at the firm.
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Trump Wants Homebuyers to Tap 401(k)s for Down Payments. Should They?
President Donald Trump is slated to unveil a plan for letting retirement savers use the money to buy homes.
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Private-Jet Boom Brings Hangar Builder Sky Harbour to Muni Market
Sky Harbour Group Corp., a builder of exclusive hangars where the ultra-wealthy park their private aircraft, is turning to the tax-exempt municipal bond market to borrow $100 million as it seeks to expand.
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Trump to Announce 401(k) Home Investment Plan at Davos
President Donald Trump will next week unveil a plan for letting savers in 401(k) retirement plans use some of their money for down payments on a home purchase, according to National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett.
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How to Approach the Nastiest Problem in Finance
Saving enough for a comfy retirement is tough enough. But what happens when you get there?
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Ken Griffin, Jensen Huang Among Super-Rich Descending on Davos
Ken Griffin, Jensen Huang and Larry Fink are among a group of billionaires worth a collective $531 billion that are set to join the annual pilgrimage of the rich and powerful to the Swiss Alps next week.
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Dimon Says ‘Absolutely, Positively No Chance’ on Fed Chair Job
In the Wall Street-to-Washington corridor, the prospect of Jamie Dimon for Treasury secretary, or even for president, has come up repeatedly over the years.
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Ex-Coatue Stock-Picker Senft Raises $2.5 Billion for Fund
Former Coatue Management stock-picker Daniel Senft collected $2.5 billion for his equities-focused hedge fund, one of the largest recent debuts despite a difficult fundraising environment.