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Dan Jamieson
DoubleLine Capital doesn't share the Fed's concerns about inflation, says the company's leading bond manager.
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Ted Knutson
The low rates make it hard for workers to build a sufficient nest egg, conservative think tank researchers said.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors and investors are concerned about politics and policy, but support fiduciary regulations, a new study says.
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Ivan Levingston
Advisory firms need to move beyond their baby boomer customer base if they want to thrive, a new report says.
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Suzanne Woolley
Many, however, think they are. A new survey says women have them beat.
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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.
