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Terrence Dopp
President Donald Trump threatened $500 billion in additional tariffs on Chinese imports on Friday.
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Mark Gilbert
Despite headwinds from fee compression, automation and consolidation, it's still a good time to be an asset manager, according to Mark Gilbert.
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Lu Wang
Deutsche Bank quant strategists suggest building portfolios from stocks whipped around by ETF rebalancing.
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Karen DeMasters
Advisors can position themselves to receive some of the assets that are in movement every year, Capital Group says.
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Karen DeMasters
More clients are giving high ratings to their advisors for help with philanthropy, says U.S. Trust.
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Ben Mattlin
Hear what advisors working with such clients have to say.
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Tracey Longo
The “Raise Your Voice” campaign gains momentum as the August 7 comment deadline looms.
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Asia Martin
Kaplan said its acquisition of the College for Financial Planning was prompted by technology changes in financial advice.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
They are figuring out how to help clients hit hard by added tax burdens and retain those who are moving to lower-tax states.
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Karen DeMasters
Humanitarian organizations are the top recipients of charitable grants, the donor-advised fund says.
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Jeff Schlegel
Impact Shares plans to launch more funds that directly benefit specific causes.
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Christopher Robbins
Earlier this year, James Unger was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to criminal charges.
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Dani Burger
Active fund managers in the U.S. and Europe have slashed their equity holdings.
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Oshrat Carmiel
A longtime refuge for families escaping New York City’s high costs is losing homebuyers.
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Karen DeMasters
More people are relying on input from friends for investing tips.
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Laura Davison
In “Tax Reform 2.0,” tweaks to retirement plans are likely to garner bipartisan support.
