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Jacqueline Sergeant
Two-fifths of brokers considering breaking away say they will likely move to a new firm in the next year.
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Tracey Longo
Firm failed to “reasonably supervise” reps’ trading and consolidated customer reports.
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Lily Katz
Merger and acquisition activity among real estate brokerages is expected to accelerate in the near term.
by
Christopher Condon
The decision to cut rates, and by how much, hinges on the trajectory of the U.S. economy.
by
Laura Davison
Health experts predict that Sanders' health plan would lead millions of Americans to pay more for care.
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Luke McGrath
The U.S. labor market, the backbone of the recent economic growth, is showing signs of slowing down.
by
Andrew Atkinson
Most workers are not employed in "gig economy" jobs by choice, according to a recent study.
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Ranjeetha Pakiam
As concerns about the global economy grow, so do the prices of precious metals.
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Anchalee Worrachate
Not every analyst believes yields are going to keep falling through the end of 2019.
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Alex Longley, Heesu Lee
Despite a continuation of OPEC output cuts, oil prices are falling on demand concerns.
by
Olga Kharif
Illegal Bitcoin transactions are declining, but about $515 million has been spent on the so-called dark web this year.
by
Karen DeMasters, Tracey Longo
The advisor allegedly steered clients into buying securities from a firm that was providing him loans.
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Bailey Lipschultz
Dreams of the Knicks reclaiming their spot among NBA royalty were mocked across social media.
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Luke Kawa
The trade war detente is feeding the green shoots of an equity rotation to riskier and more cyclically-oriented shares.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Venture Visionary Partners, based in Toledo, Ohio, is headed by former UBS broker Craig Findley.
by
Rich Miller
The central bank is on the spot as downside economic risks accumulate.
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Karl W. Smith
The ability to buy or sell a house with a click of a mouse button could be dangerous to the economy.
by
Jeff Stimpson
Tax reform negated the penalty for most married tax filers, but wealthy taxpayers can still feel the sting.
