by
Tracey Longo
House Financial Services Committee Chair Maxine Waters attacked the financial industry in a speech on Thursday.
by
Jerilyn Klein Bier
Amid economic uncertainty, many advisors are taking cover in ultra-short bond funds.
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Karen DeMasters
Fidelity Investments reports fewer RIA and IBD mergers and acquisitions.
by
Natalya Doris
The lowest-rated investment-grade bonds are generating increased investor interest so far in 2019.
by
Jennifer A. Dlouhy
Some of America's most esteemed economists are backing a carbon tax to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
by
Enda Curran
The shutdown and ongoing trade war with China could push the U.S. economy into a recession this year.
by
Ari Natter
The shutdown has impacted about 1.2 million government contractors who have no guarantee of receiving back pay.
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Nick Leiber
Foreign student enrollment in U.S. colleges is declining at the highest rate since the 9/11 attacks.
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Joyce Blay
After leaving a job, they earned half their former salary for two or more years or experienced long-term unemployment, the study says.
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Lu Wang
Belief in the accuracy of earnings analysts has surged, even as uncertainty grows about the global economy.
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Ben Steverman, Melissa Karsh
Prominent figures in the financial services industry share their recollections about Vanguard's John Bogle.
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Bloomberg News, FA Staff
The legendary founder of The Vanguard Group died today in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was 89.
by
Christopher Robbins
Two surveys reveal they might not be able to cope with emergency expenses.
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Karen DeMasters
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards announced disciplinary action for a variety of infringements of rules.
by
Joyce Blay
A Frost Bank survey says optimists demonstrate better financial behaviors.
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Elizabeth Dexheimer
A progressive firebrand and critic of banks is stepping into the House Financial Services Committee.
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Brandon Kochkodin
It's a sign of how the government shutdown is squeezing day-to-day finances.
