“Soft split” has now stretched deep into its second year with no papers actually being served or assets divided. And it may be one of the smartest moves Affleck’s advisors have ever made. Depending on the rumor you believe, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are either getting back together or still on the road to
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in Los Angeles Times lan Wurtzel met Carole Markin on Match.com in 2010. On their first date, he took her to coffee. After their second date, he walked Markin to her door, followed her inside and, she said, forced her to perform oral sex. Wurtzel later claimed the act
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in Bloomberg Bond billionaire Jeffrey Gundlach says Japanese stocks are cheap. A lot of investors are starting to agree. The head of DoubleLine Capital says Tokyo equities may be a way to play the reflation trade, reiterating the bullish stance he took in 2013. With a Fed interest-rate increase
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in CNBC Merrill Lynch may not entirely do away with its commission-based retirement accounts, after Trump ordered the Department of Labor last month to delay the proposed retirement-savings rule. In a conference call with the advisors on Thursday, the bank said it plans to shift most of its retirement
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in Bloomberg Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz SE’s chief economic adviser, said President Trump’s push to reform health care before addressing tax policies could mean he loses some negotiating power down the road. “By going on health care first, he may reduce the probability of getting tax reform in the summer,”
Ed. Note: This article first appeared in Politico At least five states are banding together in a legal drive to block key elements of President Trump’s second travel ban. Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said his office is filing a motion asking a federal judge in Seattle to rule that an existing injunction against
