The post-holiday markets are struggling to make any gains, and Al Kugel, of Atlantic Trust, and Scott Kays, of the Kays Financial Advisory Corp., share their insight.   Corporate America has been plagued by security breaches from online theives, and Ted Schlein, of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, discusses what can be done to stop hackers in their tracks.   Discussing whether the ECB's move will unfreeze the credit markets, with Thomas Inglesby, of GSC Investment Corp., and Tad Rivelle, of Metropolitan West Asset Mgmt.   Permalink

Financial Shares Sell-Off Grips Markets
Posted By:Patti DommFear of financial companies is again gripping world stock markets. Selling in financial shares-- banks and brokers--was a theme in the U.S. market yesterday but continued around the globe as investors worry that credit problems would show up on the books of major financial institutions. Several headlines helped stir the fear. European markets are weaker this morning, and Asian stocks closed mostly lower.     Read More Topics:Private Equity | Ben Bernanke | Federal Reserve | Asia | Mergers & Acquisitions |