Tuesday's Headlines: Rivals Poach Blackrock Executives, But Avoid Getting Greedy

Blackrock has lost several senior executives to rival firms this year. Now recruiters have pledged to limit their poaching of the asset manager. [Pensions and Investments]

A private equity firm doled out a $350,000 base salary to a recent Wharton MBA graduate, a sign of competition among top private equity firms for talent. [Fortune]

Wells Fargo Securities hired six senior investment bankers covering sectors including healthcare and industrials. [Trading Markets]

Trading pork bellies isn't a great career move. Whike it may be a bull market for some commodities, these contracts are trading, er, thinly. [WSJ]

Law firm bonuses to associates - a bellwether of the legal industry's health - have been steady this year. [WSJ]