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Shares of companies that reinvest their profits are doing better than those that repurchase stock. If only it were easier to invest that way. → Read More
Shares of companies that reinvest their profits are doing better than those that repurchase stock. If only it were easier to invest that way. → Read More
The investment giant turned to real estate, a market flush with deal flow and liquidity, and others are following. → Read More
It has thrived with low-cost indexing, which brings its own set of challenges. → Read More
It told SPAC investors it planned to do energy deals. This is how it turned out. → Read More
Brett Redfearn of the SEC has a full plate: IPOs, high-frequency trading, exchange fees and the price of data. → Read More
The numbers don’t support the argument that shares are oversold. → Read More
JPMorgan’s failure to disclose a six-year ban on expanding branches shows shareholders need more representation. → Read More
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Putting your finger on what’s spooking the market in the past week or so has been difficult. The recent sell-off appeared to be launched by fears of rising interest rates. When rates stopped rising, trade tensions were the new No. 1 concern. → Read More
Investors are punishing Bank OZK, which could be a canary in the coal mine when it comes to commercial real estate. → Read More
Strip out one-time gains and benefits from the tax cut, and profit growth in the third quarter was just 5 percent. → Read More
Third-quarter earnings were better than expected, but the trend lines are starting to move in the wrong direction. → Read More
Playing down Marcus could cause the bank to skip a few beats. → Read More
The wider market isn’t getting a contact high. → Read More
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton says he’s looking at ways to open up the private market to mom-and-pop investors, allowing them the chance to get in on fast-growing companies like Uber Technologies Inc. and Airbnb Inc. Instead, he should be looking for a quicker way for companies to move from private to public markets, and back. → Read More
The private market’s ability to limit hype and investment is a feature, not a bug. → Read More
The latest hot investment won’t be foolproof. → Read More
Add low-income housing to the list of legal woes. → Read More
Shareholders have been forgiving and generous. → Read More
A new study suggests tailoring results is veering into manipulation. → Read More