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Treasuries Reach Cheapest Level Relative to Stocks on Fed Prospects

Gold Swings as Investors Weigh Economy Against Physical Buying

JPMorgan Defies Biggest Cash Exodus to Beat Rivals: Muni Credit

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Bank of New York Mellon Corp., the world’s largest custody bank, agreed to repay Massachusetts’ public pension funds $15.45 million to settle fraud claims brought by the state’s top securities regulator.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a staff report Friday to Congress on its disclosure rules for U.S. public companies, as part of the SEC’s efforts to modernize the disclosure requirements and reduce compliance costs for emerging growth companies.

Hedge funds got less bullish on gold before prices dropped to the lowest level since 2010, leaving the metal poised for the worst annual loss in 32 years as investors dump bullion at a record pace.

JPMorgan Chase is strictly limiting the debit card use of shoppers who used Chase debit cards at Target during the data breach that happened Nov. 27 to Dec. 15.