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Unions have not had such a sympathetic occupant in the White House, since, well, arguably FDR. Obama, as a senator, had been a co-sponsor of the Employee Free Choice Act of 2007, which would, with its Orwellian title, outlaw secret ballots in...

Schwab Chairman Chuck Schwab told institutional investors at a regular business update in San Francisco today that the company is preparing to go on the “offense” to gain market share—both in terms of winning client assets and recruiting breakaway...

The SEC hasn’t yet charged Allen Stanford with a crime, but it would seem the regulator is getting much closer.

Raymond James Financial posted dismal earnings for the second quarter, but its private client group appears to have been a bright spot.

Morgan Stanley reported a net loss of $177 million in its first quarter earnings, released today. But unlike many of its peers, the firm didn’t appear to use any accounting tricks to massage the numbers.

It used to be that financial advisors never got fired. That’s because, how did the saying go? As an advisor, “You eat what you kill.” Times have changed.

As professional financial advisors, imagine telling a client — who is suffering a drop in income — to cut his spending by 0.0027 percent.

Benjamin Edwards III, former chairman, CEO, and president A.G. Edwards , died Monday at his home in Naples, Fla., after a battle with cancer.

BoA first quarter earnings were positive, well, for now anyway. Despite noise of some departures, the company says 95 percent of the firm’s top producers have been retained since Merrill was acquired.