The Daily Brief

The top stocks millennials invest in, Merrill Lynch team transitions to Raymond James and Prince's estate sues over the release of unpublished tracks.

Most Americans believe their advisor is a fiduciary, the tipping point for gold, and an Alabama group leaves Wells Fargo for Raymond James' Advisor Select.

The wealth effect driving luxury car sales, Next Capital Management joins Dynasty and Morgan Stanley advisors in California and Florida join Ameriprise.

Carl Richards launches a not-so-secret society, Morgan Stanley high-earner leaves for Merrill Lynch and a Colorado financial advisor is arrested for stalking a teenage girl.

Mutual funds are disappearing at an alarming rate, retirement plan investors could save at least $17 billion per year and the Whisky Watch is an actual thing.

Why Donald Trump is the best thing to happen to women in business, donor-advised funds are booming and iCapital passed the $2 billion threshold.

Morgan Stanley's chief analyst is bullish on stocks, new book looks at the Generation Wealth and SEI teams with Drexel Unversity on brain imaging technology.

Diversity is lacking in financial services, eMoney's Advisor Assurance goes live and AIG sells cyber insurance to HNW clients.

A familiar name is representing Derek Jeter in his bid to buy the Marlins, adults don't care about economic cycles anymore and the value of vinyl.

Eli Broverman and Adam Nash are on the move, Raymond James adds recruits in North Carolina and Florida and the "Pink Star" diamond fetches a record at auction.