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Tracey Longo
Recent SEC exams have found "significant weaknesses" in the way RIAs handle senior clients.
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Henry Goldman
His comments came as the legislature faces an April 1 deadline to approve a budget for fiscal 2020 .
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Ryan Vlastelica
The retail giant is expanding its package pickup and delivery operations.
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Jeff Stimpson
Some states mirror Trump's tax law, while others set their own exemption amount.
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Ben Mattlin
Estate planners have a freer hand to alter trusts based in California.
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Amanda Albright
Governors are now taking the lead in using taxes, bonds and tolls to pay for infrastructure work.
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Jesse Hamilton
Attempts at deregulation under the Trump administration have slowed to a crawl.
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Liz Capo McCormick
There's disagreement about the term premium, a notoriously hard-to-understand feature of the U.S. Treasury market.
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Rachel Evans
More than 97 percent of flows into ETFs last year went to funds that charge $2 or less.
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Fergal O'Brien
There are, however, signs of stabilization in China.
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Joanna Ossinger
Morgan Stanley has been skeptical about the strength of the global economy for some time.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Women clients sometimes have different needs and views than male clients, the life insurance company said.
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Laura Davison
Disqualifying these programs would eliminate nearly all remaining efforts in high-tax states to minimize tax bills.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
Advisors should revisit succession goals early and often if they want the highest valuation.
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Kasia Klimasinska
The Democratic presidential candidate said the companies have "bulldozed" competition.
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Joe Light
Republicans have no desire to tinker with the signature legislative achievement of the Trump administration.
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Lu Wang
t’s the longest in history, but now also the second slowest.
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Joanna Ossinger
U.S. companies have been buying back shares for nearly 140 years, a company strategist said.
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Joyce Blay
Altfest will oversee the $1.3 billion AUM company’s nearly 40 employees while also advising clients.
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Laura Davison
The average tax refund check is nearly identical to last year’s average refund, increasing less than 1 percent.
