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Vildana Hajric
Some market watchers think the SEC's crackdown on fraudulent ICOs has spooked the crypto market.
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Lananh Nguyen
Fifty-six percent of affluent Americans want someone who provides financial security.
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Debbie Carlson
These funds are all-weather products with both growth and defensive attributes.
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Joyce Blay
An Incapital survey finds that clients have yet to appreciate the benefits of fixed-income investing.
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Karen DeMasters
The National Association of Plan Advisors singles out those women who doing exemplary work for retirement plans.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisors can step in and help clients' optimize their beloved workplace perks.
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Jeff Schlegel
The fund aims to tap into a growing global trend.
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Michelle Kaske
The corporate tax cut weakened the appeal of state and local debt.
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Joanna Ossinger
Goldman says the allure of mutual funds is fading as the year draws to close.
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Scott Lanman
The latest increases came during holiday periods typically associated with data volatility.
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Karen DeMasters
The Federal Trade Commission issued a warning to consumers about scans involving phone calls and text messages.
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Raymond Fazzi
A Virginia promoter used thousands of trades to artificially pump up trading volumes on 97 stocks, the SEC said.
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Olga Kharif
Several fintech startups are putting smaller purchases on installment.
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Justina Lee
A $43 billion fund says markets will tread water next year.
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Arie Shapira
The firm includes Alphabet, Amazon and Netflix in a list of stocks expected to grow.
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Alex Tanzi
U.S. life expectancy has fallen again, says the CDC, as opioid deaths and suicide increase.
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Srinivasan Sivabalan
An iShares emerging market ETF scored a record one-day inflow of more than $1 billion Wednesday.
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Luke Kawa
For now, U.S. stocks love the idea of a more cautious Fed, but investors can price in only so much joy.
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Luke Kawa
The app-loving generation born from 1981 to 1997 is poorer, thanks in large part to the financial crisis.
