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Jeff Schlegel
Sliced Investing has broadened its online alternative investments platform with this week’s launch of a program focused on registered investment advisors.
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Mark Miller/Reuters
About half the states are working to create government-sponsored automatic IRA plans that would enroll workers without access to employer-sponsored retirement plans.
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Bloomberg News
A fund manager who stole more than $20 million from clients and then sought leniency by helping prosecutors build fraud cases against ex-colleagues was sentenced to three years in prison.
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Bloomberg News
A spokesman for Mexico's president says there's no truth to Donald Trump's assertion that the nation would pay for a wall along the border between the countries.
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Bloomberg News
You can buy a lot for 30 loonies in Alberta. A case of Molson beer. A bottle of Alberta Premium whisky. And now a barrel of heavy crude.
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Bloomberg News
The Federal Reserve is approaching the moment when it can start raising interest rates and the exact timing will be dictated by incoming economic data, said New York Fed President William C. Dudley.
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Christopher Robbins
Investment Technology Group and its affiliate AlterNet Securities used confidential client trading data to secretly trade against their own dark pool clients, the SEC said.
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Bloomberg News
The threat of rising interest rates and a flattening yield curve have weighted on this group.
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Reuters
When couples split, custody is one of the hardest issues they have to resolve. And that goes for dogs and other furry family members as much as for children.
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Reuters
Deal makers and employees at private equity firms are expected to receive the biggest bonus increases this year on Wall Street, according to a forecast by compensation consulting firm Johnson...
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Ted Knutson
He took exception to industry contentions that advice should be subjected to a best-interest standard for investors while sales shouldn’t.
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The pass rate represents 53 percent of those who took the Level III exam, the CFA Institute says.
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Karen DeMasters
Most employers are looking for benefits that will encourage mature workers to continue in the workforce, according to LIMRA.
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Mike Byrnes
Two survivors of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing relived the event before an audience of advisors at LPL Financial's Focus conference last week.
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Karen DeMasters
Guggenheim failed to disclose a $50 million loan an executive received from a client, breaching its fiduciary duty, the SEC says.
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Bloomberg News
It may be time for U.S. workers to lower their expectations about pay raises for good, if a chorus of economists are right.
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Reuters
A New York City law that called for banks to document how well they meet the needs of low-income neighborhoods is unconstitutional, a U.S. federal judge has ruled.
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Bloomberg News
The insider trading ring used computer hackers to pilfer corporate press announcements and then profited by trading on the sensitive information before it became public, sources said.
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Bloomberg News
The grand gurus of bonds can kiss the sweet life goodbye.
