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Luke Kawa
Monday’s 0.3% decline leaves the benchmark U.S. equity gauge 6.8% below the record highs at April's end.
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Eric Roston
Some 6,900 companies reported to CDP in 2018 on the financial risks they face from climate change.
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Erik Wasson, Daniel Flatley
Congressional Republicans have discussed taking legislative action to head off the president's plan.
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Joyce Blay
The trade war and its impact on the economy seem to be lowering investor confidence, according to Spectrem Group.
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Tracey Longo
But some issues will probably remain, such as the scope of the SEC's proposed "insignificant advice" standard.
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Jerilyn Klein Bier
There's a good chance clients will answer in the affirmative, according to a Nuveen survey.
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Joyce Blay
The deal is expected to bring about $13 billion AUM to Atria Wealth Solutions' broker-dealer network.
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Karen DeMasters
The real estate investments were supposed to pay 38 percent return in two years, the SEC said.
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Karen DeMasters
Investors were told the new aspirin could instantly stop heart attacks and strokes, the SEC said.
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Alex Tanzi
Lack of available work and poor health are driving many Americans into retirement before they're ready, a Fed study says.
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Jeff Schlegel
Eleven ETF sponsors are added to its brokerage platform.
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Greg Stohr
The court upheld a ruling that was viewed as widening the scope of insider-trading prosecutions.
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Austin Weinstein
Figuring out a fix for Fannie and Freddie is the main unresolved issue from the 2008 meltdown.
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Jeff Stimpson
Here are some ways to mitigate the tax hit for shareholders when companies do a deal.
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Joanna Ossinger
Stocks fancied by mutual and hedge funds, as opposed to just one group, have enjoyed higher annualized returns.
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Joe Light
The carried-interest tax break lives on despite bipartisan opposition.
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Joyce Blay
The system offers advisors easier ways to onboard clients of all wealth levels.
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Lu Wang
“It’s unlikely that a trade deal with China will be reached anytime soon," the firm's strategist said.
