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Marijuana ETF Appoints New Custodian After Much Controversy

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An exchange-traded fund that invests in marijuana companies is shaking up its back-office team.

Big Single-Family Landlord Bets $1 Billion On The Home-Flipping Business

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Amherst Holdings is starting the business as a shortage of homes for sale has driven up prices.

Merrill Lynch: Investors Are Going All In For America First

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Allocation to American stocks is 21 percent overweight, the highest since January 2015.

State Street Gives 50%-Plus Fee Haircut To Four SPDR ETFs

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Four single-country funds get a makeover and lower costs, and a new Hong Kong ETF is added to the mix.

Global Economy To Witness Major Reset, Emirates' Clark Says

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“We have some extraordinary geopolitical forces at play,” Emirates chief Tim Clark said.

Theories Why Tariffs On $200 Billion Are Only Worth Market Yawn

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Some say this latest round of tariffs could have been worse.

How A Star Power Trader Could Clear Own Trades And Lose Millions

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Traders are still seeking answers from Nasdaq on how h was allowed him to act as his own clearer.

Trump Tariffs Set Stage For Drawn-Out Trade Battle With China

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The Trump administration is for the first time planning for a trade spat that drags into 2019 and possibly beyond.

Three Crypto Exchanges May Be Operating Illegally, N.Y. Says

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The state attorney general started asking crypto marketplaces for details on their operations back in the spring.

LTC Rates May Be Stabilizing, Association Says

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The American Association of Long-Term Care Insurance says the market is changing for long-term-care insurance.

NYC Police And Fire Invest $134 Million In Exotic Quant Fund

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The pension funds for the city's police and fire departments have moved to momentum-trading strategies.

Zombie Hedge Fund Stakes Haunt Investors A Decade After Lehman

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These investment outliers have been languishing in portfolios since the 2008 financial crisis.

JPMorgan Sees Stocks At Risk As Quants And Hedge Funds Pile In

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Evidence is building that fast-money investors have stretched positions with echoes of the January melt-up.

Wall Street Salaries Reach Average $422,500, Highest In A Decade

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The average Wall Street salary rose 13 percent last year to its highest level since 2008.

Three N.J. Men Targeted Friends, Family In $3.7 Million Fraud

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They are accused of defrauding more than 80 clients, mostly their own friends and family.

Wealthy Must Do Careful Assessment Before Moving To Lower-Tax State

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HNW clients hit hard by tax reform may want to move to lower-tax states. Not so fast, say tax experts.

China's Stocks Sink Past Lowest Level Seen In $5 Trillion Crash

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Trade tensions with the U.S. are exacerbating investor concern.

Surge In Tail-Risk Hedging Rings Alarm Bells For Equity Bulls

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The underbelly of the options market is flashing a warning sign for U.S. stock bulls.

Crown Wealth Strategies Creates New Practice For Middle Market

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The business unit will focus on employee benefits and risk management.

Janus Henderson Debuts First Active Mortgage-Backed Securities ETF

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The fund aims to beat the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. MBS Index.