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Jeff Kearns
The government shutdown, market turmoil and trade uncertainty may have dampened consumer spending.
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Jeff Schlegel
Global stocks have done well year-to-date, but not all countries or regions are equal.
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Suzanne Woolley
While the SALT deduction cap remains in place, investors might find a haven in municipal bonds.
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Shelly Hagan, Wei Lu
The Silicon Valley town that billionaires have called home is America’s richest community.
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Katia Dmitrieva
Tax reform and spending increases are ballooning the U.S. federal budget deficit.
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Laura Davison
The senator from Florida previously criticized the tax reform as being too oriented toward corporations.
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Lananh Nguyen
The government shutdown that ended last month strained the financial security of federal workers.
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Tracey Longo
Arjuna Capital is targeting Google and other major employers with a median gender pay equity campaign.
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Alex Tanzi
While overall wage growth is down, job switchers are enjoying larger raises.
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Karen DeMasters
The spot is designed to promote diversity and raise awareness of the CFP mark among the public.
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Tracey Longo
The SEC is enlisting consumers and investors in checking the backgrounds of their advisors and brokers.
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John Gittelsohn
Assets in passive funds have exceeded those in active funds in U.S. large-cap stocks for the first time.
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Rebecca Greenfield
Even as the labor market continues to tighten, there's little evidence of upward pressure on wages.
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Liz Capo McCormick
More attention needs to be paid towards the U.S. budget deficit and the national debt, said Alan Greenspan.
