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Giving will continue but not quite as much—and certainly the form will change

The rules are trickier than you think. And the bailout package changed some—temporarily

Here’s how trusts and trust-planning techniques may be impacted. And here’s what planners should be doing now

Raymond James Financial net income ($49 million) fell by 22 percent in its fiscal fourth quarter, ended September 30.

Even after the lawyer of Erin Brockovich fame was dead, he managed to win a case.

Charles Schwab reported a slight drop in its third quarter earnings today, but excluding the sale of U.S. Trust in the year-ago quarter, results are mostly flat versus last year—which is an achievement considering the market environment.

Morgan Stanley eased investor worries about its future today, closing on its $9-billion deal with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.

Wells Fargo emerged the victor in the battle for Wachovia after Citi was left at the altar.

Morgan Stanley is having trouble convincing the market it’s a good investment.

After a weekend of court battles, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are still battling over who has the right to purchase Wachovia.