LONDON (Reuters) - The world's biggest investors may be rethinking 20 years of boosting overseas holdings and are instead seeking more stable cash income at home, as aging societies and tighter regulation dull risk appetite. Full story
LONDON (Reuters) - British alcoholic drinks retailer First Quench is insuring a chunk of its pension liabilities with specialist provider Pension Insurance Corporation, improving retirement benefits for its 1,966 members. Full story
Organizers of an annual conference for people who manage more than $3 trillion in public sector pension funds in the U.S. and Canada say a significant number of administrators are skipping this year's meeting in Hawaii to avoid the perception they're wasting money by heading to the island paradise. Full story
Illinois' state universities and community colleges have agreed to gradually start picking up their own retirement costs under a preliminary deal that emerged at a public hearing Thursday, a step forward on a concept that's been debated by lawmakers for more than a year. Full story
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Amid the mudslinging that has marked Los Angeles' mayoral race, the two candidates vying to lead America's second-largest city agree on this: its finances are terrible, and runaway wages and pensions paid to workers need to be reined in to avoid fiscal meltdown. Full story
A leading international economic body says Portugal must push ahead with changes to pension entitlements, even though the planned reforms are threatening to tear apart the coalition government and will likely trigger a spate of legal challenges. Full story
CNBC's Rick Santelli takes a closer look at the skyrocketing costs of pensions.
CNBC's Rick Santelli talks with Brian Graff, American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries CEO, about who will get hurt the most in a proposal that limits pension contributions.
L.A. mayoral candidate Wendy Gruel talks about her focus on the issues impacting the residents of Los Angeles, specifically jobs because the city has a “high unemployment rate, higher than the national average.”
Chris Hayes’ New York City mayoral roundtable debate housing, education, income disparities, and what drives people to and from the city.
A new report warns that Federal retirement pensions could go bankrupt, with CNBC Contributors Keith Boykin, Jim Pethokoukis and Steve Moore of the Wall Street Journal.
Bolivian Aymara women attend a rally in La Paz May 20, 2013. Thousands of Aymara people arrived at the center of La Paz to support Bolivia's President Evo Morales' pension policies against members of the Bolivian Workers Central group who demanded for an increase in pension payments. REUTERS/David
Michael Sommer, head of Germany's labour union association DGB, attends a May Day labour rally in Munich May 1, 2013. The word in the background reads "pension". REUTERS/Michael Dalder (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)
Hundreds of Cypriot bank workers protest against the possibility of their pensions being affected should the government decide to restructure Cyprus' two largest banks, outside parliament in Nicosia April 4, 2013. REUTERS/Andreas Manolis
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