Latest from Jill Barshay

• Aug 15, 2007

  Today is hedge fund redemption day

  That's not as good as it sounds. Most hedge funds require a 45-day notice before investors can withdraw money, which makes today the deadline to pull out before quarter's end. And markets are waiting to see if inverstors have had enough. Jill Barshay reports.

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• Aug 8, 2007

  Not just a tax haven anymore…

  Bear Stearns is testing offshore legal waters. The Wall Street investment house is trying to keep two bankruptcy cases in Cayman Island courts, but investors and creditors want a U.S. judge to force Bear to re-file here. Jill Barshay has more.

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• Aug 7, 2007

  Don’t forget talking points, Congress

  August recess begins this week, so lawmakers will be out and about back in their home states and the political spin doctors sent each and every one home with a packet full of things to talk about. Jill Barshay tells us what we can expect to hear.

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• Aug 3, 2007

  Paper transactions checking out

  The merger of banking software makers Fiserve and Checkfree could speed up the death of the paper check. Jill Barshay reports.

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• Aug 2, 2007

  Pros, cons of protecting against Yuan

  China has been accused of keeping the value of its currency low to bolster exports. Cheap goods help U.S. retailers but can hurt manufacturers. Jill Barshay reports on the battle in Congress over protectionist measures.

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• Aug 2, 2007

  Congress acts on undervalued Yuan

  The Senate passed a bill that would make it easier to label China as a currency manipulator. Jill Barshay reports the Bush Administration isn't pleased with the China currency bills floating around.

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• Aug 1, 2007

  Overseas sales help GM profits thrive

  General Motors has had its third profitable quarter in a row, thanks largely to consumers overseas. Jill Barshay reports on who's buying these cars abroad.

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• Jul 30, 2007

  One regulatory body over all

  Two stock-market policers joined forces today. NASD and NYSE regulators decided not to hyphenate and picked a new name instead: FINRA. Jill Barshay tells us what it all means.

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• Jul 20, 2007

  Hershey reports a profit meltdown

  The candy maker says profits over the past three months tumbled 96% compared with last year. The slide comes as Hershey is cooking up ways to fix its milk chocolate business, get into the premium chocolate market, and expand abroad. Jill Barshay reports.

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• Jul 19, 2007

  Moody’s hurt by its tougher rules

  The investment rating service has made it harder for mortgage-backed bonds to get its top rating. As a result, it says it's now losing business. Jill Barshay reports.

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