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Jerome Powell was sworn in as the 16th chairman of the Fed on the day after his 65th birthday.

John Lockette claims that reforms instituted after a class-action lawsuit settlement "utterly failed."

Two former Morgan Stanley advisors plead guilty to fraud, the pitfalls of robos using ETFs, and a man dies shortly after winning the lottery.

The Intercept profiles Jay Clayton, CFA partners with Bloomberg on education and Edelman teams with Envestnet for its advisor platform.

The former CEO of RBC Wealth Management has come out of retirement to help Baird grow its ranks of advisors.

Tim Duncan settles his lawsuit against his former financial advisor, new report questions the process of manager selection and Matt Grossman picked to replace Racquel Oden at Merrill Lynch.

Former Twitter COO Anthony Noto takes the helm at Social Finance Inc. in March.

Millennials are stepping up their savings game, Fidelity recognized for its digital user experience and Kestra names Kris Chester its new COO.

Bill Miller attended Johns Hopkins as a philosophy graduate student for three years.

Tim Buckley, who took over as Vanguard CEO on Jan. 1, talks about market risks, avoiding complacency and expanding abroad.