Early morning traffic passes the Morgan Stanley building in New York's Times Square. Morgan Stanley Inc., the world's second-largest investment house, reported a boost in earnings on Thursday. (Mark Lennihan/AP/File)
Morgan Stanley quarterly profit jumps on stock trading
Morgan Stanley reported seeing income rise in all of its businesses. Profit for Morgan Stanley in wealth management jumped 83 percent, while profit from trading and investment banking was six times higher than it was a year earlier.Top Latest News Wires (View all Latest News Wires)
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