BofA Tops Financial-Complaint List

By Alan Zibel | The Wall Street Journal 

WASHINGTON—Bank of America Corp. accounted for the largest share of consumer complaints lodged with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over the past 16 months, highlighting the challenges the nation's second-largest bank faces as it tries to simplify its sprawling operations.

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Emerging Stocks Pare Quarterly Slump on Korean Builders, Turkey

By Anuchit Nguyen & Ksenia Galouchko 

Emerging-market stocks rose to a two-week high, paring the worst start to a year since 2008, as investors speculated South Korea will announce measures to aid the nation’s property market and Turkey’s trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed.

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Asian Currencies Poised for Best Week in Two Months on Recovery

By Bloomberg News

Asian currencies headed for the best week in more than two months, led by Malaysia’s ringgit, on speculation an economic recovery in the U.S. will boost demand for the region’s exports.

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Ten-year JGB yield rebounds from near-decade low, superlongs in demand

(Reuters) - Yields on benchmark 10-year Japanese government bonds pulled back from a near-decade low on Friday, as investors took some profit ahead of next week's auction of similar maturities and a Bank of Japan policy meeting.

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Apollo-backed Evertec sees IPO priced at $18-$20/shr

(Reuters) - Apollo Global Management LLC -backed payment processor Evertec Inc said it expects its initial public offering to raise up to $484.2 million.

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Gold Poised for Second Quarterly Loss as Banks in Cyprus Reopen

By Sungwoo Park 

Gold traded little changed, set for the worst quarterly run since 2001, as the reopening of banks in Cyprus eased immediate concern Europe’s debt crisis will deepen, reducing the precious metal’s appeal as a store of wealth.

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Why the Dow's Energy Giants Fell on a Double-Record Day

By Dan Caplinger | More Articles | Save For Later

The long-awaited reunion of stock market benchmarks at record-high levels finally happened today, as the S&P 500 joined the Dow Jones Industrials 

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