World aghast that Missy Franklin clings to amateur standing, but sports agent says the move could pay off in the long run
Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme trustee Irving Picard has filed a revised lawsuit now claiming a minimum of $19 billion in damages from JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Opponents -- both Dems and Republicans -- pouncing on front-runner's low tax rate; 'terrible blunder'
Three advisers offer advice about rebuilding shattered nest eggs -- and hopes
Carried-interest break Washington's fault, Oracle says; 'the wrong policy to have'
Plenty of cuts 'but doesn't get rid of anything to help pay for that,' says Tax Policy Center
New policy could sour relationships in a business built on relationships; from small acorns ...
Mitt Romney may have trouble convincing some Republicans of his conservative bona fides, but his emergence as the GOP presidential front-runner is just fine with investment advisers, many of whom think that he has the best chance of beating President Barack Obama.
A new study by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center shows that Mitt Romney's tax plan would add $600 billion to the government shortfall.
While some aspects of recruiting activity in the brokerage industry appears to have slowed a bit in 2011, things have started to heat up as of late -- with a number of large teams recently changing place, according to data tracked by <i>InvestmentNews.</i>
LPL posted a profit for the fourth quarter, but missed its earnings estimates causing the stock to drop nearly 10% today.
Social networking a swell way to land clients; 'great platforms'
Survey finds little support for carried interest income treatment; 'scream bloody murder'
Retirement plan advisers are most interested about fees and expenses when talking to fund wholesalers.
Alternative investment managers Bridgewater Associates and AQR Capital Management are turning their attention to the defined contribution plan market with tweaks to their strategies.
Lack of data standards has slowed the evolution of the advisory business. “Things move at glacial speed in the financial services world,” said Bill Harris, who is probably best known for having served as chief executive at both PayPal and Intuit Inc.
