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Apple's iWatch May Ship Late Next Year

Rumors of an Apple iWatch have started to surface again, now suggesting that an Apple-branded smart watch will be hitting store shelves in late 2014.

Goldman Sachs banker settles SEC 'pay-to-play' charges

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Goldman Sachs banker Neil Morrison agreed to pay $100,000 to settle charges for his role in a pay-to-play scheme involving a Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign, the largest such penalty paid by an individual, the U.S.

HSBC faces court threat as deal on money laundering charges stalls

Judge may take action that could leave HSBC facing a criminal prosecution and threat to its ability to do business in the US

HSBC's controversial $1,9bn (£1,6bn) settlement deal with the US authorities over money laundering charges has stalled after a row between the justice department and

How Smart Angels Will Leverage Crowdfunding

Equity crowdfunding has a large and growing base of global supporters and advocates. Every few months we see new developments in securities-related legislation, and activity kicking off in countries around the world that are advancing crowdfunding for businesses.

Investment firms sue exchanges in dispute on improper fee charges

(Reuters) - A group of investment firms including Citadel Securities LLC sued the Chicago Board Options Exchange Inc and four other exchanges on Wednesday for improper charges on millions of options trades over a seven-year period.

Apple's iWatch to come in late 2014 with focus on biometrics, analyst says

Noted KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple's much-rumored iWatch will hit store shelves late next year, not in 2013 as many market watchers expect, with a 1,5- to 2-inch screen, focus on biometrics and deep integration with existing iOS devices.

Trade group SIFMA names ex-Senator Gregg as CEO

NEW YORK (Reuters) - SIFMA, the securities industry's largest trade group, named former Senator Judd Gregg as chief executive officer, in a move that may signal a desire to mend fences with ordinary Americans and Congress.

Former GOP Senator Judd Gregg named CEO of lobbying group SIFMA

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association named former Republican Senator Judd Gregg as its chief executive officer, the lobbying group said Monday.

Angry JP Morgan shareholders seek to strip Jamie Dimon of chairmanship

JP Morgan faces an angry shareholder revolt this week as investors attempt to strip boss Jamie Dimon of the chairmanship of the banking giant.

Judge blocks $13 million arbitration against SunTrust

NEW YORK (Reuters) - SunTrust Banks Inc won a court order on Friday preventing a Connecticut-based hedge fund from moving forward with a $13 million arbitration over mortgage-backed securities.