2 Young Hedge-Fund Veterans Stir Up the World of Philanthropy
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Holden Karnofsky and Elie Hassenfeld rank charities by analyzing the numbers in much the same way they did at their investment management company.
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Investor Warren Buffett may hold the title as America's top donor, but his well-heeled competitors helped make 2006 a record year for charitable giving, the Chronicle of Philanthropy reported on Friday.
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These lesser-known funds can offer up some compelling values.
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na tough year on Wall Street, Israel A. Englander should be riding high. His $3.5 billion in hedge funds are up more than 8 percent - at a time when the stock market is barely up for the year.
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Edward S. Lampert has made no secret of wanting to follow in the footsteps of his hero, Warren E. Buffett. Like the Sage of Omaha, Lampert formed a partnership at age 25 and invested in old-line companies that throw off lots of cash.
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A brief look back at a group of IPO siblings provides lessons for investors now and in the future.
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Two men became friends by transforming their lives to become catalysts of community cooperation.
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If you are tired of reading about   slick young hedge fund traders who puff on big cigars after   wheeling and dealing on Wall Street, Doubledown Media LLC has   the magazine for you.
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Two beaten-up retailers earn high marks from Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch investing styles.
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Some wonder whether celebrities' post-tsunami generosity might be motivated as much by self-promotion as by philanthropy.
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Giving the gift of investing? Consider this pair of stocking stuffers.
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Lessons from two world-traveling retirees.
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Andrew M. CuomoÂs campaign for attorney general invested in a hedge fund run by some of his backers.
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For an aging, scandal-ridden business beset by new competitors, mutual funds have just had a pretty good year.
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Four months ago, hedge fund manager Ralph R. Cioffi, a veteran with two decades of experience, warned of a "catharsis" and coming collapse in the bond market -- just not his own.
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Socially responsible funds are raking in the assets.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - As venture capitalists shift their focus to later-stage deals with more mature technology companies, a growing and increasingly organized class of private investors known as "angels" has been picking up the slack in funding smaller start-ups.