by
Tracey Longo
Direct Lending Investments of Glendale, Calif., has been sued by the SEC for a fund fraud spanning three years.
by
Ian Wishart
The European Commission said that governments were now prepared and have recruited hundreds of customs specialists.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors deal with more stress than the average U.S. worker, according to a new survey.
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Jeff Stimpson
Fewer allowable deductions means that some tax filers are getting hit with surprise tax bills.
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Sarah Ponczek
The selling may be particularly painful for U.S. small caps.
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Ruth Carson, Stephen Spratt
Money markets are pricing around a 90 percent chance that the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points by December.
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Joyce Blay
The platform allows employers to match the charitable donations made by their employees.
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Karen DeMasters
Women should use skills they gained as caregivers as selling points when returning to the workforce, women advocates said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The self-regulatory organization said it will instead tap into reserves to meet expenses this fiscal year.
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Jeff Schlegel
A new REIT fund focuses on the net-lease sector.
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Christopher Robbins
While $6 billion of daily bitcoin trading volume is reported, only $270 million of that is real, the firm said.
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Bloomberg News
Moore has emerged as an ardent critic of the Federal Reserve Board under Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Nathan Crooks
"I am not alone in feeling many U.K. people have changed their minds,” he said.
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Tracey Longo
The firm improperly handled 40,000 transactions involving American depositary receipts, the SEC said.
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Tracey Longo
The court rejected attempts by the state to regulate annuities as securities.
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Emily Barrett
Locking in today's rates for years could be a smart move.
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Fergal O'Brien
Major factors have been Trump's election victory and the growth of China's economy.
