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  1. McGregor Staying Cautious With Banks

    Although he notes the potential problems of investing in financial-services names, Oakmark's Clyde McGregor sees some mispricing in European banks.

  2. Contrarian Approach to Growth Pays Off

    Morningstar 2012 International-Stock Fund Manager of the Year Rajiv Jain expects continued earnings growth for the less popular growth stories of tobacco and Indian consumer stocks.

  3. Why Smart Investors Were Burned in the Crisis

    One year after Lehman's collapse, Morningstar's Matt Warren reflects on the government's decision, investors' pain, and the future for I-banking.

  4. Deja Vu All Over Again?

    Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser looks at five stories from this week that are more of the same.

  1. UBS Posts Quarterly Loss

    UBS AG posted a second straight quarterly loss after booking a fine for trying to rig global interest rates and costs tied to job cuts.

  2. UBS Wealth Management Americas Posts Record Quarter

    UBS Wealth Management Americas turned out a record fourth quarter, serving as a bright spot in an otherwise tough quarter for the Swiss bank.

  3. UBS Told by U.S. Judge to Give IRS Data on Wegelin Accounts

    A U.S. judge said the Internal Revenue Service can demand information from UBS AG about U.S. clients of Wegelin & Co., the Swiss bank that pleaded guilty this month to conspiring to help cheat the IRS.

  4. UBS advisers break $1 million per FA revenue mark

    UBS advisers surpass the $1 million-per-FA revenue mark as the bank's U.S. wealth unit is the lone bright spot in a rough quarter. Bruce Kelly reports.

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