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Bloomberg News, FA Staff
The legendary founder of The Vanguard Group died today in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was 89.
by
Christopher Robbins
Two surveys reveal they might not be able to cope with emergency expenses.
by
Karen DeMasters
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards announced disciplinary action for a variety of infringements of rules.
by
Joyce Blay
A Frost Bank survey says optimists demonstrate better financial behaviors.
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Elizabeth Dexheimer
A progressive firebrand and critic of banks is stepping into the House Financial Services Committee.
by
Brandon Kochkodin
It's a sign of how the government shutdown is squeezing day-to-day finances.
by
Evan Simonoff
Officials at Advisor Group say reports of advanced talks are inaccurate.
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Jeanna Smialek
Federal Reserve researchers say the high cost of college is keeping the young out of homeownership.
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Matthew Leising
Off-the-grid cryptocurrencies could make virtual coins harder to steal.
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Raymond Fazzi
Certain alternative strategies can take advantage of what should be an unstable market, the firm's analysts said.
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Jeff Schlegel
The company’s suite of 10 relative-weight ETFs lets investors capture both sides of an expressed view.
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Tracey Longo
Fiduciary stalwarts meet to demand more from an SEC proposal policing hybrid brokers.
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Christopher Robbins
While the transaction total eclipsed a record set in 2015, total AUM volume dropped in 2018.
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Jill Ward
The World Economic Forum said climate change had leapfrogged to No. 2 on its list of world risks.
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Tracey Longo
The SEC says hackers raided its database looking for nonpublic information to trade on.
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Bloomberg News
The alarm over a failed Brexit deal has spread to companies as diverse as Toyota, Panasonic and Sony.
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Laura Davison
The government shutdown has complicated matters as the IRS grapples with the tax overhaul.
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Annie Massa
The world’s largest asset manager reported assets under management declined 5 percent to $5.98 trillion.
