IHS says cost will accelerate; one week closure could shave 4Q GDP by 0.2%
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Finra claims the head of a B-D that packages and distributes illiquid equipment-leasing funds misused investor money to pay for personal expenses including remodeling her house.
Finance chiefs from nations holding more than $1.3 trillion of Treasuries signaled no plans to sell
Couples aren't affected if no minor children are collecting benefits.
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Expected to launch in fourth quarter, platform hits regulatory snag.
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Market experts say investors shouldn't pull their assets out of the market despite the looming debt ceiling debate. But they should be ready for plenty of volatility.
Why the media may be misstating the shutdown's impact, and other must-reads from wealth manager and CNBC commentator Josh Brown
BlackRock joined the two biggest providers of money-market mutual funds in reducing exposure to the riskiest U.S. Treasury maturities as investors stepped up withdrawals across the industry.
Two advisers split Morgan Stanley to join RBC but the wirehouse adds three teams.
Group banned in an attempt to deter en-masse trading
The life insurer unveiled more on its plans for the structured-product annuity in a regulatory filing this week.
