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Christopher Robbins
It's hard to find money managers who outperform their benchmarks beyond three years, according to S&P data.
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Greg Stohr
The ruling halts a trend of Supreme Court rulings that had trimmed the SEC’s authority.
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Vildana Hajric
The $9.9 billion iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF is on pace for its worst month of outflows.
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Katya Kazakina, Suzanne Woolley
That's how much rich New Yorkers are paying to have their children groomed to win admission to Ivy League schools.
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Erik Wasson, John Tozzi
The failure by Republicans to overturn the Affordable Care Act has been a sore point for the president.
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Jenny Surane, Hannah Levitt
Banks have gotten away with paying shocking low rates on deposits because customers don't seem to care.
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Enda Curran
Stephen Moore wants an immediate rate reduction, while the Fed's board has preached patience.
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Annie Massa
Vanguard is luring more money this quarter than rivals in the ultra-competitive U.S. market for ETFs.
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Jeff Schlegel
Bronfman Rothschild will be integrated with NFP subsidiary Sontag Advisory.
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Erik Wasson, Laura Litvan
Though Stephen Moore has been critical of some Republicans, he's likely to win GOP support for confirmation.
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Karen DeMasters
The content of the new online publication will be geared to supporting new financial advisors.
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Raymond Fazzi
But, unlike ETFs, mutual funds have not yet recouped assets lost in last year's downturn, Cerulli Associates says.
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Janelle Lawrence
A wealthy Boston-area couple are accused of helping their child cheat to gain admission to a U.S. college.
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Cristin Flanagan
Dueling healthcare initiatives from Democrats and the Trump administration pressure insurance stocks.
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Elise Young, Craig Giammona
Lawmakers in New York and New Jersey failed where others in the mountain and Pacific west succeeded.
