by
Joe Light
The rarely used tax provision allows offshore investments to be taxed at the corporate tax rate.
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Jeff Schlegel
One fund goes long on micro-cap equities; the other goes short as a hedging tool.
by
Sarah Ponczek
Unlike the first quarter, companies should be rewarded for hitting second-quarter estimates, Goldman analysts said.
by
Vince Golle
A shortage of drivers, new regulations and solid demand are driving up rates.
by
Dani Burger
A poor showing by value has been a key driver of the poor returns.
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Karen DeMasters
The wealth management firm, where Felix started as an executive assistant, has numerous female leaders.
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John Gittelsohn
Gross’s fund ranked last in first-half performance among 44 peers in its Bloomberg category.
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Tracey Longo
Some in the advisory industry view the Supreme Court nominee as someone who respects the fiduciary standard.
by
Jesse Westbrook
The contributions went to officials who influence where state pension funds put their assets, the SEC alleged.
by
Gregory Mott
Former CEO Robert Carr gave her $1 million to buy shares as part of the insider-trading scheme, the SEC alleges.
by
Jeremy Hill
It could be the rising sea levels, storms or the fact that the prices of land-locked homes are rising faster.
by
Shobhana Chandra
About 3.5 million workers left positions in May, the most since 2000.
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Martin Z. Braun
Senior communities are now being built in the middle of college campuses.
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Christopher Robbins
The former CEO and CFO of the defunct college system agreed to settle fraud charges related to student loans.
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Tracey Longo
Just asking consumers if they like the rule doesn't go far enough, one consumer advocate argued.
