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Credit Card Stocks Sink After Trump Proposes 10% Cap On Fees: 'Yikes'
Shares in major credit card lenders tumbled in early trading Monday after President Trump proposed a 10% cap on the fees these cards charge customers.
Bond Traders’ Big Bet For 2026 Vindicated By Soft US Job Growth
Bond investors’ overarching wager on the path of the Federal Reserve and the Treasuries market in 2026 looks like it has room to run.
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Roubini, Known for Bearish Economic Outlooks, Strikes Unexpected Note of Optimism
Nouriel Roubini, long known for his bearish economic outlooks, is sounding an unexpected note of optimism: despite Trump-era protectionism.
BlackRock Private Funds Face Attempted Exit by Key Investor Arch
A key investor in BlackRock Inc.’s private funds is looking to cut its stakes following disappointing performance and senior executive departures.
Employee Misconduct Declines Post-Merger—But Not for the Reasons You Might Expect
M&A activity in wealth management is often touted for delivering scale, technology integration, and operational efficiencies.
Stifel Strategist Warns of 13% Market Pullback—Advises Shift to Defensive Value
Advisors navigating client portfolios through record-high markets may take closer look at bearish call from Wall Street’s most contrarian voices.