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James Saft/Reuters
Investors appear to be getting wise to the buyback illusion, looking not just at shares being extinguished but at the greater number being created.
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Bloomberg News
Students who applied to Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business will be pleasantly surprised to hear that the school is making its two-year full-time M.B.A. program completely free.
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Bloomberg News
Retirees, military officers and federal workers who don't like to get caught up in politics might suddenly have a reason to care...
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Bloomberg News
Here are the hurdles the economy must surmount over the next two months for Fed policy makers to justify a rate hike in December.
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Reuters
Goldman Sachs Group Inc's profit plunged for the second straight quarter as bond trading revenue fell by a third amid market turmoil stemming from concerns about global growth.
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Reuters
Low interest rates and a U.S. stock market that is still down 2 percent for the year have taken their toll on corporate America's pension plans.
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NAPA has added a new category to its NAPA Net industry lists: the inaugural Top Women Advisors.
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Ted Knutson
The IRS was told by state officials that proposed rules could stifle the number of participants in the coming 529-like disability savings plans.
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Karen DeMasters
Jason A. Muskey pled guilty to criminal fraud charges in the case.
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Jeff Schlegel
The Loncar Cancer Immunotherapy ETF invests in companies treating cancer through the body’s immune system.
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Reuters
When it comes to employee benefits, perks like free snacks in the break room might do a lot for employee morale, but nothing beats a generous health plan for keeping workers happy.
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Dan Jamieson
Unless the Labor Department makes changes to its pending fiduciary rule, fee-based RIAs could be subject to extensive new compliance requirements whenever they recommend IRA rollovers.
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Bloomberg News
The burden of the retirement savings shortfall in the U.S. will weigh heavily on women, according to Sallie Krawcheck, a former executive at Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc.
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Bloomberg News
As central bankers prop up bond and stock markets with near-zero interest rates and bond purchases, gold is being overlooked, according to Elliott Management’s Paul Singer.
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Reuters
Finra, aiming to protect elderly clients from scams and their own diminished mental capacity, will propose rules requiring brokers to identify—when an account is opened—a "trusted" person who can...
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Dan Jamieson
UBS AG has agreed to pay $19.5 million to settle SEC charges that it misled U.S. investors about the value of structured notes based on a proprietary currency index.
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Bloomberg News
Mergers and acquisitions may pick up for companies that are seeking to unload blocks of long-term care insurance, said Patrick Fels, a banker at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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Reuters
The era of making a broad bet on mutual fund companies as a way to play America's self-funded retirement boom appears to have ended.
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Bloomberg News
Warren Buffett said corporate executives who are seeking to fend off activist investors should return to the basics and consider skipping strategies pitched by Wall Street.
