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Karen DeMasters
The deals come in the wake of surge in mergers and acquisitions in 2018.
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Sabrina Willmer
Those affected include executive vice presidents and senior VPs.
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Henry Goldman
The law would guarantee two weeks paid vacation or personal time to every employee.
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Jeff Schlegel
Starting later this month, the company won’t accept purchases in leveraged or inverse mutual funds, ETFs or ETNs.
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Karen DeMasters
Advisors in an Incapital survey said conservative investors need more ESG bond offerings.
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Jonas Bergman, Kati Pohjanpalo
Economists say high taxes work in the Nordic region because the notion of state welfare is deeply rooted in its culture.
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Brendan Murray
The Fed is close to "going too far" in raising rates, James Bullard said.
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Ksenia Galouchko
BlackRock says it’s once again a good idea to have Treasuries in a portfolio.
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Olga Kharif
It appears some computers supporting the network have falsified transactions.
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Debbie Carlson
The yellow metal outperformed the S&P 500 last year, and appears to have room for upside this year.
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Tracey Longo
RIAs should tell employees they could be fired for inappropriately using social media or personal email, the SEC says.
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Michelle Cortez
Health insurance and access to care can be an issue in some poor and rural portions of the country.
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Christopher Robbins
Just over half of the endowments responding to CAPTRUST's survey work with an RIA and most invest in mutual funds.
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Jeff Schlegel
Various factors have made fixed income a more desirable place to invest.
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Karen DeMasters
The new ESG scores provide more information for advisors and investors, Fitch says.
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Raymond Fazzi
Atria Wealth Solutions has struck a deal to acquire its fourth broker-dealer since it was created over a year ago.
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Joyce Blay
LendEDU has released its 2018 Student-Loan Complaint Report.
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John Gittelsohn
See what Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital’s CIO, got right -- and wrong.
