Thursday 21 November 2019

Fund investors continue retreat from U.S. stocks

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Fund investors continue retreat from U.S. stocks

Investors pulled approximately $3.4 billion out of mutual funds and exchange traded funds that hold U.S. equities last week, extending the largest sustained pullback from the domestic stock market in more than a year, according to data released Wednesday by the Investment Company Institute.

Equities back in favor for sovereign investors in third quarter

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Specialized fund managers who pioneered green investing for decades are missing out on some of the spoils as the sector goes mainstream and large firms move in.

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How to make the most of a zero-commission world

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Rising Medicare prices will shrink Social Security inflation adjustment next year

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U.S. company directors compensated more than ever, but now risk backlash

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Culture change is the cutting edge of mental health benefits at work

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