by Marla Brill
Some small-cap value stocks offer stronger cash flow, lower debt and less volatility than their growth peers, one manager says.
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Mike Byrnes
Judging by the high attendance at one of the premier financial advisor conferences in the industry, advisors are starting to see the value in using this form of online communications for their...
Finra next week will consider a proposed rule that would require broker-dealers to spell out to their clients their broker compensation package.
Almost half of global investors polled say President Barack Obama shouldn’t select former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers as the next chairman of Federal Reserve Board.
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Jim McConville
Millionaire men and women are at opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to adopting a financial investing strategy, according to a new survey.
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Jim McConville
Some American workers say the chance to earn more money takes a back seat to family time.
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Jim McConville
While financial advisors appear confident that the government will avert a headlong plummet off the “fiscal cliff,” they’re less certain about the outcome of other key legislative issues next...
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Jim McConville
Finra has charged the president and owner of a Brooklyn, N.Y., brokerage firm catering to the Polish community with defrauding customers of more than $4 million.
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Juliette Fairley
Enterprise risk management relies on sector rotation and volatility indexes to protect against catastrophic events.
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Juliette Fairley
The long march out of equity funds by investors may be slowing, and could switch directions after year's end, say some mutual fund managers.
United Capital Financial Advisors LLC, a national private wealth counseling firm, is opening a national training and marketing center in Dallas for its advisors nationwide.
A doctor who quit medicine to run high-flying health-care investment funds once owned by Morgan Stanley now sits in federal prison. Losing his mother may have played a role in his downfall.
LPL Financial has added technology that will speed up document processing.
Bruce Berkowitz’s Fairholme Fund is poised to post its best year in a decade, led by the rebound of financial firms that fueled what he called a "horrible" 2011.
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Karen DeMasters
Charitable giving through donor-advised funds at Schwab Charitable is well on its way to doubling compared to last year due in part to possible changes in tax laws, according to Schwab.
