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Evan Simonoff
Some money managers don't see the Fed raising rates as high as some investors think.
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Bloomberg News
A record 10 million people were diagnosed with Covid-19 in the seven days through Sunday.
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Marthe Fourcade
The strain first discovered at the end of November appears to be less severe, he said.
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Karen DeMasters
The number of claims has swelled over the last three years.
Claims are being paid to more beneficaries each year, according to an insurance advocate.
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David Scheer
Starting Jan. 10, mandatory testing will double to twice weekly, the investment bank announced.
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Elaine Chen, Norah Mulinda
More than a dozen Broadway productions including “Hamilton” and “Moulin Rouge” canceled shows.
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Erin Lowry
Before legally clients yoke themselves to another person, it's perfectly reasonable to pause and make sure it makes sense.
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Anna Edney
About 3.4 million deaths were registered in the U.S. last year, almost 529,000 more than in 2019.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
So far $20M in assets has been diverted to Raymond James, TIAA says.
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Tracey Longo
Advisors will have to possibly explain transactions to both the SEC and the DOL.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Thomas Patrick Barton submitted five fictitious accounts earlier this year, Finra said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Dr. William Lang sees the virus transitioning into something akin to the common cold.
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Robert Langreth
Of 43 U.S. omicron infections analyzed by the CDC, four-fifths were in fully vaccinated people.
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Tracey Longo
The proposal would allow for emergency withdrawals if the President issues a Federal disaster declaration.
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Laurence Arnold
She was founding president of E.G. Bowman, which billed itself as the largest Black- and woman-owned U.S. insurance broker.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Advisors need to be aware of how their clients' Social Security benefits are impacted when their spouse dies.
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Will Louch
With airline and hotel bookings already flexible, travel insurance may be a pricey option.
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Joanna Ossinger
A less deadly variant could signal the end of the pandemic, firm strategists said.
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Bloomberg News
The company doesn't expect to see a significant drop in effectiveness against Omicron, he said.
