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Katia Dmitrieva
Unauthorized immigrants make up one-fifth of workers in landscaping and building services, the firm estimates.
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Natalia Kniazhevich
After five straight weeks of net selling, hedge funds snapped up U.S. equities at the fastest pace since November.
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Erin Hudson
BlackRock sees active ETFs as vehicles primed to see explosive growth in the coming years.
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Evan Weinberger
The move comes months after Musk posted “Delete CFPB” on his X social media platform.
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Steven T. Dennis
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated the bulk of the cost would come from extending the 2017 Trump tax cuts.
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Eric L. Reiner
Some married, divorced and widowed individuals with pensions may see the biggest boost.
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Bloomberg News
The firm's $1 billion bond offering required Ken Griffin's secretive hedge fund to produce a prospectus for investors.
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Kat Hidalgo
The Brookfield Oaktree Wealth Solutions division expects the bulk of business to come from rich individuals in the U.S.
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Edward Hayes
That's up from just 45% who were aiming for such allocations last year, according to Hamilton Lane.
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Jarrell Dillard
Consumers expect prices to rise at an annual rate of 4.3% over the next year.
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Jarrell Dillard
Analysts say tariffs proposed by so far would pay for less than a third of Trump's tax cuts.
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Tracey Longo
Historical data points to a continuation of the bull market, MFS strategist Mike Dembro says.
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Allison McNeely, Dawn Lim
Both Democratic and Republican presidents have attempted to end the tax treatment of carried interest.
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Michael Msika, Julien Ponthu
Equity markets in Brazil, Germany, the U.K., China and Canada have all yielded higher returns this year.
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Christopher C. Williams
A correction in private market prices has set the sector up for a rebound, a firm strategist says.
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Tracey Longo
The firm is the latest to be sued in the rising furor over low cash sweep rates.
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Edward Hayes
Advisors want alternative products that are easy to understand and use, a BNY white paper found. traditional ones.
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Caleb Mutua
Credit investors are continuing to bet on shorter-duration bonds.
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Akayla Gardner
Republicans are also aiming to renew Trump's signature 2017 tax cut law.
