Two weeks ago, Morgan Stanley announced it would buy Citibank’s 14 percent stake in Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. Its first order of business? Ditch the Smith Barney moniker. The firm announced today ...

Less than 10 years after they settled the infamous “boom-boom room” case, Smith Barney is being sued for discrimination again. The new case, Fassbender Amochaev v. Citigroup Global Markets, Inc., ...

A Financial Industry Regulatory Authority arbitration panel that dismissed a staff raiding case filed by Smith Barney and ordered it to pay $38,000 in hearing fees may have intended to send a message ...

When John Mack returned to Morgan Stanley as chief executive in 2005 after a heated boardroom split, the move was widely seen as a victory for the firm’s investment bankers and traders. Those masters ...

Getty ImagesThe Wallet has sifted through your reader questions about the Smith Barney Morgan Stanley news and sent them to spokespeople at both Citi Smith Barney and Morgan Stanley. Although neither ...

Citigroup Inc.'s Smith Barney will invite wealthy customers this month to sign up for a new American Express card. Maura Rose, a senior vice president and the director of marketing at Smith Barney, ...

Four and a half years after buying a chunk of Smith Barney from Citigroup Morgan Stanley has received the green light from regulators to go ahead and buy the rest of the brokerage firm. It's been a ...

Russ Morton, Smith Barney's branch system director, is retiring from the Citigroup Inc. unit in a streamlining of management. Processing Content Mr. Morton, whose retirement plan was announced ...

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Smith Barney is changing the way it rates stocks for the second time in a year, moving to three easily understood words: "buy," "hold" and "sell." "We hope this new way of ...

It's officially the end of the line for the Smith Barney name. Of course, it was fully expected with news reports going back several months of the name change, which became official today. Processing ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley Smith Barney is already fighting a talent war while integrating two arch-rival brokerages. Now an even tougher test lies ahead -- putting more than 18,000 advisers ...