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Martin Z. Braun, Jef Feeley
Nuveen says that it was not engaging in anti-competitive behavior in the municipal bond market.
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Mike Dorning
More than half of aid for farmers went to just a 1/10 of the recipients in the program.
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Jeff Kearns
The broad personal consumption expenditures gauge climbed 0.1% in June.
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Amanda Gordon
Roubini said that he would be "depressed for the next six years" if Donald Trump wins re-election.
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Joyce Blay
The board seats will be filled after a vote by Finra members firms on August 16.
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John Gittelsohn
The hike is needed to keep the economy from over heating, Guggenheim CIO Scott Minerd said.
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Tracey Longo
The regulations will allow advisors to offer and even brand their own retirement MEPs.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The deal adds more than one million new accounts and $90 billion in assets to Schwab’s brokerage platform.
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Tracey Longo
Citigroup Global Markets hired three people with criminal convictions between 2010 and 2017, Finra said.
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Ksenia Galouchko
Worried investors have long clung to bullion as the ultimate store of value in a low-rate world.
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Rebecca Greenfield
Women make less money than men, so may be more prone to penalties for bounced checks, researchers said.
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Jeff Stimpson
Now's the time to lay out strategies for your clients, especially now that tax reform is better understood.
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Luke McGrath
Almost a third of parents said they will have to delay retirement because of their kids' student debt, a survey said.
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Craig Torres, Rich Miller
The Fed chairman is taking on a task that many of his inflation-wary predecessors shunned.
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Matthew Boyle
“Gen X is raising Gen Z to look like them: autonomous, cynical, with looser reins,” one researcher said.
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Sahil Kapur
The California senator said her plan wouldn’t raise taxes on households making less than $100,000 a year.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The new branch aims to help business owners reduce their overhead expenses, taxes and exposure to risk.
