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Christopher Robbins
Fidelity will add 70 iShares ETFs to its lineup of commission-free ETFs available to broker-dealers.
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Christopher Robbins
Franklin Templeton Investments has announced four new smart beta-type ETFs.
by
Christopher Robbins
Corporate dining is a big business, but few companies have identified meal expenses as an area for savings.
by
Russ Koesterich
Dividend stocks, particularly those in more defensive industries, have been expensive for some time.
by
Jeffrey Saut
Clients may want to increase their allocation to attractive dividend-paying stocks.
by
Scott Brown
Firms are having trouble hiring workers for the wages that they are willing to pay.
by
Ngair Woods
Governments have permitted a small group of very wealthy individuals to flout the rule of law.
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James Saft/Reuters
A new working paper finds benefits to innovation at firms which get picked on by hedge fund activists.
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Christopher Robbins
Advisor Group will use Envestnet's practice management platform for its retirement plan business.
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Scott Brown
We’ve come a long way from the days when monetary policymaking was an obscure process.
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Michael McAdam
Financial advisors have the ability to impact their clients’ lives in profound ways.
Morgan Stanley Chief U.S. Equity Strategist Adam Parker discusses his outlook for the equity markets.
by FA Staff
A $2.6 billion RIA in Atlanta and another advisory firm in Kentucky moved their custodial business to Raymond James.
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Christopher Robbins
Affluent investors appear to have a hardwired preference for old, white and male advisors.
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Brad McMillan
A bear market, especially one that lasts a long time, can turn a successful portfolio into a failure.