New Round of Testimony From Unions in Bruno Case

The testimony underscores that the more than two-year-old federal investigation of Joseph L. Bruno’s business dealings has not been deterred by his retirement as State Senate majority leader.

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Planning for Retirement

To the Editor:.

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Retire Now, and Risk Falling Short on Your Nest Egg

If you have just retired or are about to retire, your timing could not be worse.

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Less Than Golden Years

Americans are saving too little for retirement. The sooner lawmakers and employers respond to this crisis with legislation and education the better the chances for limiting the damage.

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U.S. Is Pressuring Delphi Over Pension Obligations

The government is trying to force Delphi to transfer more than $1.5 billion of unfunded pension obligations to General Motors by Sept. 30.

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Verizon and 2 Unions Agree on New 3-Year Contact

Verizon and two unions representing 65,000 workers who had threatened to strike within hours agreed on a new three-year contract that provides 10.5 percent wage increases and changes in retirement benefits.

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When Experts Retire, How to Replace Them?

One executive discusses the acute challenge of replacing employees who are set to retire in the next few years.

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Europe Tries to Handle Political Fallout of Pension Cuts

Faced with an aging population, much of Europe is trying to address the pressing need for change in national pension systems, balancing rising costs with political pressure.

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State Comptroller Has an Idea for Increasing Growth in New York’s Pension Fund

Thomas P. DiNapoli said on Monday that he would ask the Legislature to permit a larger share of state pension assets to be placed in less-traditional investments.

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For Retirees, Dining and Lively Debates

Every Monday and Friday, members of an informal group called Retired Old Men Eating Out gather at the Silver Star Restaurant on the Upper East Side to discuss politics.

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