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Karen DeMasters
The award will be given for the best research paper on the topic of behavioral finance.
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Ted Knutson
Retail investors are hurt by a system that pits the interests of broker-dealers against them, said ICI and SIFMA experts.
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Dani Burger, Jeremy Herron
Investors grew uneasy amid a global cyberattack and another setback to the Republican agenda in Washington.
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Ted Knutson
The group blames tech changes, low productivity growth, smaller income increases for higher skills, and an aging population.
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Justin Mattingly
Powerful hospital and medical school lobbying groups are spending at least $1 million on television ads opposing Senate Republicans’ plan to repeal and replace Obamacare...
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Reuters
Under the bill, judges could override contract clauses that require customers to settle disputes through arbitration in certain cases.
by FA Staff
Raymond James' retail unit has recruited six advisors managing $3.5 billion to its Honolulu branch.
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Lu Wang, Adam Haigh
An AllianceBernstein team is betting against U.S. equities and Russell 1000 indexes.
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Matt Townsend
The FedEx plan increases employer Medicare taxes and limits tax cuts for high-income “pass-through” entities like LLCs.
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Natasha Rausch
Stockholders who profited from the surging U.S. equity market need to be on guard against a reversal, says TIAA's investment strategist.
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Karen DeMasters
Many people feel they are part of the middle class, but their incomes do not support that belief, says Northwestern Mutual.
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Karen DeMasters
Fidelity Charitable reports changes in philanthropic donations.
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Reuters
There is no evidence of mispricing in major markets, leverage has been reduced and prime real estate is priced around fair value.
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Sarah N. Lynch
The case was brought by an individual who was sued for fraud by the SEC.
by FA Staff
Three Palm Beach Gardens-area advisors have joined Raymond James.
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Ben Steverman
Americans are turning to credit cards more often, asking for fat perks. Some are asking for trouble.
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Julie Verhage
But Goldman expects ETF demand to dip slightly in this year’s second half.
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Noah Smith
People are upbeat even though economic activity doesn’t look very robust.
