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Bloomberg News
Some advice for President Barack Obama's successor: bring a plan to fight the next recession.
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Bloomberg News
Some of Wall Street’s biggest financial institutions -- including Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co., Citigroup Inc. and HSBC Holdings Plc -- have agreed to a $1...
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Christopher Robbins
Three California businessmen face civil fraud charges after allegedly stealing money from investors who were lured by the promise of 'indestructible wealth' in a religion-themed real estate scheme.
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Bloomberg News
At least three candidates are jockeying to become chairman of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, a little-known body that polices the country’s largest audit firms.
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Dan Jamieson
A broad swath of products sold by commissioned brokers didn’t make the DOL’s so-called “approved list” in the latest version of its fiduciary rule.
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Karen DeMasters
Two women financial advisors will be honored at the FPA fall conference for contributions to the profession.
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Should 30 percent of Medicare beneficiaries shoulder a 52 percent premium hike next year while the other 70 percent pay no more at all? Advocates for seniors do not think so, and they are making a...
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Bloomberg News
The U.S. Justice Department is seeking to increase prosecutions of individual employees for corporate crime and coax companies to turn over evidence on executives.
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Bloomberg News
As the U.S. presidential campaign exposes contempt for elites and angst over the future, Pope Francis arrives for his first visit with plans to denounce gross inequality and planetary neglect.
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Gough, a wealth management and financial planning firm, is associating with Transcendent Advisors, which is part of the Cetera network.
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Karen DeMasters
The CEO and his family face civil charges filed by the SEC for allegedly taking advantage of Chinese companies.
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Karen DeMasters
Stephen B. Pence was involved in a complicated fraud scheme that resulted in charges against an audit company and other public company executive, according to the SEC.
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Karen DeMasters
Dawn J. Bennett and her firm overstated AUM and returns to boost the firm's reputation, according to the SEC.
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Ted Knutson
The SEC’s work could be affected if it finds itself down to three or four commissioners from a full complement of five, SEC Chairman Mary Jo White said Wednesday.
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Karen DeMasters
Consumers are spending their way to the highest credit card debt ever, two reports say.
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Reuters
As the fall wedding season begins, advisors should make sure they have a comprehensive plan to help clients who are getting married.
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Bloomberg News
Last year, failing to own Apple was the most painful mistake a U.S. equity fund manager could have made. This year, that distinction goes to Amazon.com.
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Bloomberg News
The number is a decline from earlier in the year though still higher than the Obama administration’s target.
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Bloomberg News
The U.S. health-insurance market is already so highly concentrated that pending tie-ups among four of the country’s largest insurers risk hurting both consumers and doctors, the AMA said.
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Karen DeMasters
Women from China and Columbia have been honored by the FPA for promoting diversity in financial planning.
