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Cindy Taylor
A look at how artificial intelligence (AI) could replace up to 45% of all jobs within 20 years.
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Cindy Taylor
A research study suggests that about half believe blockchain will be adopted in the financial post-trade sector in the next several years.
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Cindy Taylor
We all know that millennials have all kinds of struggles out in the "real world" with low wage jobs (guess Fargo University over promised) and, of course, student debt
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Cindy Taylor
Bitcion is growing up and becoming more mainstream and accepted as a viable investment, with more news coverage.
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Cindy Taylor
Bitcoin IS the New Gold In celebration of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) launch of two new bitcoin indexes (BRR & BRTI), FintekNews is comparing the price of bitc...
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Paul Ellis
Gender lens investing is a popular thematic approach to constructing funds or portfolios.
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John Mauldin
As much as we complain about the tax system, we all get something out of it.
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Mohamed El-Erian
President Donald Trump's promise of "phenomenal" tax reform was an important contributor to last week's gains.
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Barry Ritholtz
The fiduciary rule shouldn't apply just to retirement accounts.
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Kenneth Rogoff
China has financial weapons, including trillions of dollars of US debt.
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William A. Ehrman
Trump's mission to "Make America Great Again" is being taken seriously even if it upsets the apple cart for many.
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Bob Doll
Equities continued to rally based on anticipation of pro-growth economic policies from Washington.
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Cindy Taylor
Bitcoin IS the New Gold In celebration of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) launch of two new bitcoin indexes (BRR & BRTI), FintekNews is comparing the price of bi...
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Cindy Taylor
Bitcoin IS the New Gold In celebration of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) launch of two new bitcoin indexes (BRR & BRTI), FintekNews is comparing the price of bi...
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Ted Knutson
The trade group wants the SEC to lead the way on fiduciary standards.
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Christopher Robbins
AIG will offer a variable annuity designed for the fee-only advisor segment.
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Evan Simonoff
It's March 2000 for bonds, while low-quality equities look lovely.