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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Reuters Money: Cyber attack stops access to JPMorgan Chase site

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03/13/2013
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Cyber attack stops access to JPMorgan Chase site
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The consumer banking website of JPMorgan Chase & Co was unavailable to some users on Tuesday as the company tried to deal with a denial-of-service cyber attack that slowed access for some customers.
Navigating through a sea of college tax breaks
NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you have kids in college, you already know that higher education isn't getting any cheaper - some private schools will now set you back more than $60,000 a year.
Carlyle Group cuts minimum investment to $50,000 in new buyout fund
(Reuters) - Carlyle Group LP will now allow people to invest as little as $50,000 in its new buyout fund, a regulatory filing showed, as private equity firms look to widen their customer base in search of new sources of funding.
New ways to get help on your taxes
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some formerly resolute do-it-yourselfers are giving up their calculators and turning to professional tax preparers for help with their returns, following the flood of tax changes that were enacted as part of the fiscal cliff deal at the beginning of 2013.
Drilling for more oil in your fuel tank: Kemp
LONDON (Reuters) - North America's shale fields are the most visible symbol of the energy revolution, but they tell less than half the story. An even bigger transformation is taking place in the engines and fuel tanks of cars and trucks across the United States.
GOP tax lawmaker urges tighter partnership rules
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Republican tax writer in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday proposed shaking up taxation of privately held businesses in ways that would tighten rules on partnerships, such as private equity and hedge funds.
Stocks see fading help from QE, profits: James Saft
(Reuters) - Equity markets, especially in the U.S., are being held aloft by two historical anomalies - quantitative easing and high corporate profits - either of which could start to go away in 2013.
Seattle investor pushes Sonics ticket drive to help propel deal
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Chris Hansen, the hedge fund manager who is leading an investor group seeking to buy the Sacramento Kings and move them to Seattle, wants fans who miss their old basketball team to sign up for tickets.
Hungry for yield, investors turn to pizza, films, vacation homes
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Record low interest rates have helped investors rediscover a taste for bonds backed by everything from pizza to movie royalties, even though strong demand for these offbeat assets has already trimmed returns.
Analysis: Many people curb spending in two-speed U.S. economy
(Reuters) - The Dow Jones industrial average is at an all-time high, the U.S. jobless rate has fallen to a four-year low and the housing market is seeing a recovery, but for many lower income and middle class Americans, the improving economy has yet to take hold.
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