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Liz Capo McCormick
The chances of a shutdown have risen from 30 percent to 60 percent since last week, one analyst said.
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Ben Bain
The 11 former SEC officials called the proposal's economic analysis "weak and incomplete."
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Janet Lorin
Contributions surged by about two-thirds from donor-advised funds.
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Sonali Basak
The firm is buying a stock-plan administration company for $900 million.
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Karen DeMasters
The new firm has acquired Succession Link and is partnering with Oak Street Funding.
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Karen DeMasters
The Washington, D.C., broker that employed him was ordered to pay the aunt and another investor $2 million.
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Caleb Melby, Lauren Leatherby
City officials aligned opportunity zones with potential sites. Amazon now says it won’t take advantage of tax breaks.
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Tracey Longo
Industry groups are lining up against the legislation, saying it will create problems for multistate firms.
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Christopher Robbins
The TD Ameritrade CEO tried to appease advisors who fear their custodians are also their competitors.
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Ksenia Galouchko
There’s evidence investors are migrating out of passive vehicles to wager on single equities.
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Sydney Maki
Just 48 percent of the homes listed from March through May of last year had been sold as of Feb. 1.
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Joyce Blay
The Retirement Planning Group of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is joining the Securities Service Network platform.
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Joyce Blay
Brix Wealth Management and KAP Planning are part of the Barnum Financial Group.
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Joyce Blay
Four independent advisors nationwide bring a combined total of $393 million in AUA to the IFP platform.
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Tracey Longo
Minimum-wage earners are paid 29% less than their counterparts 50 years ago. But businesses say $15 an hour would lead to reduced employment.
