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Christopher Robbins
Springside Partners in Akron, Ohio, will give Dakota a footprint in the Midwest.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Twenty-seven percent of U.S. adults lack confidence in their parents' financial security, according to a TIAA survey.
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Sarah Ponczek
ETF investors are shaking up their portfolios to prepare for U.S.-China trade spat fallout.
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Tasos Vossos
The fund is capitalizing on a sudden turnaround for debt pegged as the next source of financial havoc.
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Tracey Longo
Pre-retirees are responsible for about 20 percent of the nation's $1.5 trillion student loan debt.
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Greg Stohr
The justices refused to question a Massachusetts law that bars for-profit corporations from making campaign donations.
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Laura Davison
Tax and ethics experts are worried the provision could be used by both parties to target political opponents.
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Elena Popina
There are a lot of reasons to sell, but many investors aren't listening.
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Jeff Stimpson
Total IRS audits are down, but tax reform has created a variety of traps that could flat your clients' tax returns.
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Joanna Ossinger
They came to this conclusion by treating Bitcoin as a commodity and calculating its “cost of production.”
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Noah Buhayar
Utah entrepreneur Jim Sorenson said his private equity firm will invest in opportunity zones.
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Eleanor O'Sullivan
David Ortiz serves clients coffee and his homemade biscotti in his mobile kitchen.
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Sonali Basak
Michael Grimes is flying high despite leading investors into a Uber IPO that has so far disappointed investors.
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Tom Metcalf, Josh Saul
Robert F. Smith is the richest black person in the U.S. with a net worth of $4.5 billion.
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Jeff Schlegel
Dealing with seniors can become logistically, financially and emotionally overwhelming.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
More than 70 percent of U.S. adults now say they are financial secure, a Northwestern Mutual survey says.
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Tracey Longo
It's “a big leap over where we are today,” said one of the SEC officials who drew up the proposal.
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Karen DeMasters
Equity growth is still possible in a diversified portoflio, the company's strategists said.
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Saleha Mohsin, Jennifer Jacobs
Democrats and Trump have floated the idea of raising the 18.4-cents-a-gallon tax for the first time since 1993.
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Ben Bartenstein
Her bet on the Asian tech giants underscores a willingness to concentrate on a handful of high-conviction, long-term trades.
