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Anna Edney
"There’s no reason we’ll pay less in the U.S.," one economist said.
by
Brandon Kochkodin
Other corporations have also dropped mention of overseas holdings in the wake of Trump's tax law.
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Alastair Marsh
Deutsche Bank AG and Morgan Stanley are fighting over $43 million that wasn’t repaid to junior noteholders.
by
Ben Mattlin
Some types of annuities can provide clients with an income stream without endangering eligibility.
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Lily Katz
Bitcoin’s drop is part of a broader selloff in the cryptocurrency market, which is currently worth around $380 billion.
by
Daniel Flatley
The coffeehouse looks to be more inclusive after the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia location.
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Heidi Pope
The broker-dealer participated in a charity bike ride stretching from Washington, D.C., to Gettysburg, Pa.
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Asia Martin
They say the CFPB’s acting director aims to dismantle a unit that returned more than $750 million to borrowers.
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Elise Young
The emergency workers are trying to break from state oversight of seven pension funds worth a combined $78 billion.
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Lily Katz
Fundstrat’s Sam Doctor forecasts Bitcoin will climb to $36,000 by the end of 2019.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors should strive for conversations where clients do most of the talking, this Morgan Stanley advisor says.
by
Romy Varghese
As legalization expands, cities are eying taxes from a new industry
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Christopher Robbins
The reforms would make for a healthy economy that would help financial planners, said economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
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Tracey Longo
Lowering your prices can imply that you're not a good advisor, one industry insider said.
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Hema Parmar
He sees more opportunities where "companies are going to go down or materially underperform."
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Shobhana Chandra
Prices for used cars had the biggest monthly drop since 2009 and airfares fell the most in four years.
by
Dina Bass, Nate Lanxon
Since buying the internet phone service, Microsoft has focused on corporations and alienated long-time Skypers.
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Oshrat Carmiel
Landlords in Queens were generous with giveaways, attracting renters who were eying Manhattan and Brooklyn.
by FA Staff
Murray's move comes as independent broker-dealer recruiting battles intensify.
