by
Austin Weinstein
She and other legislators plan to introduce a bill that would require the Fed to build a competing system.
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Bloomberg News
The probe comes amid mounting criticism across Washington that the companies have become too big and too powerful.
by
Ryan Beene
Amazon holds less than 8% of the U.S. retail market.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Even women working with advisors are more worried about the economy, markets and their retirements, says Nationwide.
by
Danielle Moran
The biggest Wall Street firms are benefiting the most from the rush this year into municipal bonds.
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Felice Maranz
He brushed off a direct question about whether the move was related to a potential deal with E*Trade.
by
Jeff Schlegel
The actively managed fund adds to the small but growing list of pot-focused ETFs.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Home price increases are far outpacing income growth in most areas of the nation, new research says.
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Emily Barrett
The company has a unique take on the bond market because "this is a unique situation," a Pimco executive said.
by
Steven T. Dennis, Erik Wasson
Trump once promised to eliminate the $22 trillion federal debt, but the deficit is approaching $1 trillion a year.
by FA Staff
Hockey's Resignation As TD Ameritrade's CEO Startles Industry
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Jeff Kearns
The fund's global growth forecast was already the lowest it's been since the financial crisis.
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Sammy Criscitello
The company's new app lets account holders check their portfolio or receive a quote on a security via voice command.
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Justina Lee
A measure of value versus growth just slumped to its lowest since 1975.
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Mike Dorning
Conservatives have long sought cuts in the federal food assistance program for the poor and disabled.
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Ryan Haar
The Massachusetts senator said she sees “serious warning signs” similar to the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Karen DeMasters
Edelman is the latest RIA to be sued by Josh Jalinski, who claims to have trademarked the term "financial quarterback."
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Focusing on clients' perspectives and the approach they prefer are among the steps advisors can take, the firm said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Charton Financial Group was started by a former advisor at FMS Financial partners.
