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Jeff Schlegel
The revenue-weighted funds seek to provide greater exposure to high-dividend paying stocks.
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Christopher Robbins
She didn't tell clients she earned up to 18 percent from private placements she was selling them, a complaint says.
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Charles Stein
“The objective was to lower the friction and get more people to try Fidelity,” CEO Abigail Johnson said.
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Alex Barinka
Qutoutiao climbed as much as 128 percent to $15.99 in the first half-hour of trading.
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Raymond Fazzi
Half of American families are saving through 529 plans, and many want help from advisors while saving, a new survey says.
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Adam Haigh, Caroline Hyde
His comments are a contrast with increasing focus on gauging when the next bear market kicks in.
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Charles Stein
Traditional asset manager stocks are slumping, even as the stock market heats up.
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Greg Quinn
Marijuana is legal in Canada and some parts of the U.S., but is still an issue at border crossings.
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Scott Lanman
Declining fertility will have serious economic consequences around the world, especially if it continues.
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Sabrina Willmer, Heather Perlberg
Institutions are betting big on property assets to protect against inflation and broaden holdings beyond stocks and bonds.
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Lizette Chapman
Famous for her prescient bets on Uber and Spotify, Meeker is the latest high-profile woman to leave.
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Gregory Bresiger
“There is yawning gap between U.S. and international valuations and margins,” says one manager.
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Jeff Schlegel
This new ETF is the third in a series tied to Investor’s Business Daily’s investment methodologies.
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Karen DeMasters
Millennials are spiffy with technology, but they fall short on financial know-how, the survey said.
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Kristine Owram
Pot-stock valuations are "off the charts" and could run into volatility, he said.
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Dan Jamieson
A typical market downturn could cost RIAs about 15 percent of revenues, one consultant estimates.
