CNBC Fast Money’s Anthony Scaramucci said on the show that this week’s hedge fund trade is H.J. Heinz Company (NYSE: HNZ).

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With just one month left in the quarter, most hedge funds continue to underperform the market, not to mention that the vast majority continues to be under their high water mark (most notably Citadel). And with fickle LPs, … Here is the original post:  TrimTabs Reports Percentage Of Hedge Funds Expecting To Raise …

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In one of his most definitive statements on the subject to date, the nation’s central banker said Thursday that he expects some of the nation’s megabanks to start getting smaller. “The most important lesson of this crisis is we have to end Too Big To Fail,” Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testified before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission. “My projection is that, even without direct intervention by the government, that over time we’re going to see some breakups and some reduction in size and complexity of some of these firms as they respond to the incentives created by market pressures, and regulatory pressures as well.” Throughout the legislative slog toward financial reform, Bernanke — like the Obama administration — resisted congressional efforts to break up the handful of too-big-to-fail firms that dominate the financial system.

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As employers struggle with rising healthcare costs and a sour economy, U.S.

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Two firms will return a combined 19 million to the New York state pension fund to resolve their roles in a placement agent investigation Read more here: Two Firms Settle NY Pension Probe

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Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) — Indonesian Trade Minister Mari Pangestu talks about the outlook for the nation’s economy

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Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) — James Shugg, a senior economist at Westpac Banking Corp., talks about the outlook for the U.S.

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Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) — U.S.

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It’s a classic move by an industry player feeling the squeeze of pending regulation: Hire a lobbying firm to create the appearance of widespread opposition via a carefully stage-managed astroturf campaign. One of the latest outfits to give this strategy a try: Education Management Corporation (EDMC), a multibillion-dollar heavyweight in the for-profit higher education industry that’s the subject of multiple lawsuits and ample criticism from investors, lawmakers, and government officials who accuse the company of a range of deceptive business practices

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Goldman’s For-Profit Colleges Battle Obama Crackdown