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The proposals were quickly dismissed by Detroits emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, who said any sale would not only kill a proposal to pump $816 million into the citys underfunded pension systems, it would also hurt residents.

Payrolls rose 192,000 after a 197,000 gain in February that was larger than first estimated, the Labor Department reported.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., the largest U.S. lender, to sell its large-market 401(k) recordkeeping business to a division of Canadian life insurer Great-West Lifeco Inc.

Common sense suggests that sprawling out on the sofa and binge-watching The Walking Dead while plowing through endless bags of potato chips and super-sized, sugar-laden sodas has got to be less healthy than, say, knocking off a couple of miles on a treadmill.

Chief Executive Officer Sam Walshs pay compared with the companys average worker is deemed to be disproportionate, PIRC, a U.K. adviser to institutional investors with more than 1.5 trillion pounds ($2.5 trillion) in assets, said today.

CITs are arguably changing the retirement investment landscape because of an insistence on behalf of plans sponsors of all sizes, but particularly the largest, to keep their exposure to management fees in control.

Employers thinking about dropping health care for their workers might want to think twice.

Feeble returns on the safest investments such as bank deposits and fixed-income securities represent a financial repression transferring money from savers to borrowers, says Bill Gross, manager of the worlds biggest bond fund.