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Jeff Schlegel
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution, say speakers at the ETF Strategy Summit.
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Raymond Fazzi
The new app is designed to reduce, automate and streamline advisors' client interactions.
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Jadah Riley
First focused on growing the number of women CFPs, the program will now be open to all CFP candidates.
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Rachel Evans
State Street ETFs rate favorably—iShares not as favorably—based on various metrics.
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Evan Simonoff
Business has never been better and that's why RIA firms should at least consider the option of selling their firms.
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Riley Griffin
In the U.S. and EU, such births are predominantly to unmarried couples living together rather than to single mothers.
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Doug Alexander, Kristin Owram
It has become the front-runner in the global cannabis industry, expected to reach more than $32 billion by 2022.
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Jonathan Levin
A Florida ballot initiative this November would give voters the power to block any expansion of casino gambling.
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Alex Tanzi
A look at 2016 taxes shows 1,400 people at the top paid the same amount as the bottom 50%.
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Luke Kawa
Fund managers surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch this month are hoarding cash.
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Steven T. Dennis
Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security spending are the real culprits, he says.
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Lu Wang
The chief investment strategist at Northern Trust sees a catalyst to go defensive: the Fed.
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Eliza Ronalds-Hannon
A liquidation of the storied department store would cost its REIT spinoff half its rent income.
by FA Staff
Venturi Wealth Management recruited the $300 million AUM team in Oklahoma City.
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Martin Z. Braun
Supply-side economics may have failed in Kansas, but it’s alive in Connecticut.
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Sonali Basak
Morgan Stanley’s capital-markets businesses are firing on all cylinders.
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Annie Massa
CEO Larry Fink attributed withdrawals to choppy markets, but iShares ETFs saw net inflows.
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Jeff Schlegel
Panelists at ETF Strategy Summit paint a picture of wary optimism regarding U.S. equities.
