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Suzanne Woolley
The new credit score high is the product of conscientious baby boomers and Generation Xers.
by
Josh Eidelson
A fresh round of lawsuits pick up where the Supreme Court left off when it blocked a key source of funding.
by
Joanna Ossinger
Information technology could be substantially underweight at hedge funds.
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Katherine Chiglinsky
The suspect turned himself in to local police Wednesday night and confessed to the attack.
by
Karen DeMasters
A D.A. Davidson executive said one of his church clients learned this lesson the hard way.
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Karen DeMasters
In the long run, negotiations could breed volatility, a Direxion strategist said.
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Alan Mirabella
Schwarzman also said the global economy is “quite good, led by the U.S.”
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Tracey Longo
In response, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton told the group of 30 investors that "we have more work to do."
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Christopher Robbins
Phillip Frost, facing pump-and-dump allegations, will be replaced as chairman by Ladenburg's CEO.
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Tracey Longo
Regulators warned investors that such natural disasters are often used as leverage in illegal investment schemes.
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Lynnley Browning
The measure could provide managers with hundreds of thousands, or even millions, in tax savings.
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Suzanne Woolley, Reade Pickert
U.S. investors ranked last among those surveyed in 10 countries with at least $1 million of investable assets.
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Oshrat Carmiel
Sellers with older listings are adjusting expectations just as a wave of newer properties hits the market.
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Rachel Evans
The agency is seeking views on market manipulation and surveillance.
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Christopher Flavelle
Homes that flood keep getting rebuilt with public money, only to flood again.
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Nico Grant
Marketo automation software helps advisors figure out who's opening their papers and reports.
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Asia Martin
New bills would let 529 distributions go toward student loan debt and home schooling expenses.
