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Joel Bruckenstein
The new offering for independent advisors is integrated with Redtail CRM.
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Karthikeyan Sundaram
Morgan Stanley said the truce between the U.S. and China doesn’t offer clarity on the critical issues.
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Bloomberg News
On Christmas Eve, the S&P 500 was seven points from a bear market. But it's hit a record high twice since then.
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Katherine Chiglinsky
The billionaire has donated about $34 billion since pledging to give away much of his wealth in 2006.
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Tracey Longo
Advisors say many of their clients lean to the right and want nothing to do with plans like "Medicare for All."
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Christopher Robbins
A Finra arbitration panel ruled in favor of an ex-wife who claimed the broker showed favoritism toward her former husband.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Demand from clients for digital tools and communications is forcing advisors to change with the times, a LIMRA survey says.
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Reade Pickert
A sustained flow of positive economic news in coming weeks could persuade policy makers to keep interest rates unchanged.
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Michelle F. Davis
The Democratic presidential candidate blasted JPMorgan for pushing its credit-card customers into arbitration agreements.
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Ben Steverman
More retirees need to wait until age 70 before tapping into their benefits to maximize their income.
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Scott Deveau
The downturn will lead to a market correction of up to 40 percent, he said.
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Karen DeMasters
By most measures, individuals' charitable donations were down in 2018, the first year of tax reform.
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Saleha Mohsin
Trump’s focus on the dollar surfaced last week after the European Central Bank said it might ease policy.
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Alexandra Harris
Treasury yields that veer closer to zero could prompt those with spare cash to seek out alternatives.
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Chris Dolmetsch
A former trader at various broker-dealers took the stand in a trial about alleged fraud at Premium Point Investments.
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Joyce Blay
CAPTRUST's CEO says its M&A pipeline for 2019's second half is strong.
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Tracey Longo
Overcharges and secret fees cost fund clients $170 million over nearly two decades, the agency said.
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Christopher Robbins
John Gregory Schmidt was convicted of 128 counts of felony securities fraud in a Ponzi-like scheme.
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Saleha Mohsin
The White House is developing a plan to cut taxes by indexing capital gains to inflation.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
But this Wilmington Trust survey also showed many business owners worrying about recession, inflation and trade policy.
