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Vildana Hajric
Bitcoin’s rise was meteoric this week, but its decline has been just as swift.
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Elise Young
The New Jersey governor said his proposed millionaire’s tax won’t be part of the budget for fiscal 2020.
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Joyce Blay
Petersen, a Wall, N.J., OSJ with $600 million, has affiliated with Cadaret, a subsidiary of Atria Wealth.
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Reade Pickert
Economic confidence among CEOs at U.S. small and midsize businesses stumbled in the second quarter.
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Raymond Fazzi
The latest defendant in the three-year-old case may have been the biggest winner from the scheme, the SEC said.
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Jeff Schlegel
The low-cost product expands the company’s lineup of ESG-focused funds.
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Ben Mattlin
When two siblings got into a heated feud after their father died, advisor David Parks was called in to restore order.
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Katia Dmitrieva, Alex Tanzi
Stephanie Kelton says the whole economy will benefit if America’s $1.6 trillion in student debt is canceled.
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Karen DeMasters
A third of employers are considering such plans or have one already, EBRI says.
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Christopher Anstey
The two banks pull down yield forecasts, anticipating the China trade war hit and the dovish shift by central banks.
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Elena Popina
Forecasters say the S&P 500 will end 2019 about where it sits now.
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Alex Tanzi
In three-quarters of the markets, median home prices were too high for average wage earners in 2Q.
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Christopher Robbins
The merger will give Morristown, N.J.-based RegentAtlantic a total of $4.7 billion in managed assets.
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Tracey Longo
The nation's largest independent broker-dealer also failed to timely report customer complaints and other events, regulators said.
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Elise Young
Senate President Steve Sweeney, a Democrat like Murphy, said the governor was “living in a fairy land.”
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Female pre-retirees are significantly behind men in terms of 401(k) assets, according to a T. Rowe Price survey.
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Tracey Longo
The long-shot House amendment would stop the SEC from enforcing its new conduct rules for brokers and advisors.
