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Bloomberg News
Traders probably have to get rid of another $100 billion in stocks in the next one to three weeks, he says.
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Bloomberg News
Health-care jobs hit a record as a percentage of total non-farm employment in the most recent U.S. payrolls report, fueled by an improving economy and President Barack Obama’s health-care overhaul.
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Bloomberg News
Wall Street isn't as much fun as it used to be, while hours remain long and rigid, say some who are leaving finance jobs.
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Bloomberg News
September is the worst month for markets, historically, though compared to this August's turmoil an average 1.1 percent drop in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index seems tame.
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Reuters
More employers reported they could not find qualified workers for open positions, indicating the labor market was tightening.
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Karen DeMasters
American workers are confident about short-term finances but are nervous about long-term planning, survey says.
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Joel Bruckenstein
Edmond Walters, the founder and CEO of eMoney, has resigned, effective immediately.
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Ted Knutson
With the rise of the Internet, work-at-home scams have morphed from false promises of easy money to real threats of jail time.
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Bloomberg News
Foreigners last week sold a net 1.85 trillion yen ($15.4 billion) of Japanese stocks and equity index futures, the biggest combined outflow since Mizuho began tracking the data more than a decade ago.
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Bloomberg News
Transgender individuals would gain new health-care protections in rules proposed today by U.S. regulators.
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Reuters
U.S. regulators and stock exchanges are re-examining rules designed to ensure orderly trading after a near-unprecedented bout of volatility last week.
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Reuters
The company's flagship fund dropped below $100 billion in assets for the first time in more than eight years, leaving it with about a third of the money it managed at its 2013 peak.
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Karen DeMasters
After serving jail time for a Ponzi scheme, Eric J. Aronson became a self-help guru and contrived a new scam to repay the victims of his first crime, according to the SEC.
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Bloomberg News
Investors conditioned to expect quick recoveries from equity stumbles may need patience after U.S. stocks fell into the first correction in four years.
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Karen DeMasters
The FPA presents the award to financial professionals who make outstanding contributions to the profession.
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Karen DeMasters
The independent RIA industry is showing its strength in the growing number of mergers and acquisitions so far this year, according to Schwab Advisor Services.
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Bloomberg News
Bill Gross said the Fed has waited so long to raise interest rates that any move now may be labeled “too little too late.”
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Larry Roth, CEO of Cetera Financial Group, has resigned from the board of directors of his firm’s parent company, RCS Capital Group.
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Ted Knutson
Inspectors are focused on revenue recognition and auditor independence in 2015 broker-dealer audit inspections, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCOAB) announced Tuesday.
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Bloomberg News
A whopping 65 percent of Republican front-runner Donald Trump's supporters say they're "unsatisfied" or "mad as hell" at Wall Street, according to a new poll.
