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Charles C. Roberts, Jr. is president of C. Roberts Consulting Engineers, Inc. (http://www.croberts.com). He has a bachelors degree, masters degree and a Ph.D. in engineering. He has worked as a consulting engineer in the area of accident reconstruction and failure analysis since 1976. He has published several books and articles on accident reconstruction, failure analysis and history.
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The charges likely lead to a "layup" situation for FINRA should it seek to oust the broker.
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Two firms in Albany and Buffalo, New York, have agreed to a revenue-sharing arrangement.
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Wilbur Swan is the CEO of Catchlight, a software startup incubated within Fidelity Labs, where he serves as a managing director.
Prior to Fidelity, he led commercialization of the Thomson Reuters enterprise data and AI platform and was a co-founder of ContactNet, which was acquired by Thomson Reuters. He is an accomplished speaker, innovator and thought leader at the intersection of technology, data and artificial intelligence.
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John Barbagallo , former president of commercial lines at Progressive, currently serves as strategic advisor atSambaSafety , a recognized innovator and leading provider of cloud-based risk management solutions for over 15,000 organizations with automotive mobility exposure.February 2 -
Alexey Afanassievskiy is the executive director and head of portfolio management of Mind Money.
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Net income topped $1 billion in 2023 as the firm reached another record headcount and CEO Dan Arnold said there are "interesting questions" to answer about AI.
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A report from the Investments & Wealth Institute's journal explains the most important pending proposals from the SEC, the Labor Department and other regulators.
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The emergency rules for brokers operating out of home offices since the pandemic will expire at the end of June.
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Interest rates aren't budging — for now. Where does that leave the economy on its long, slow path to a hoped-for soft landing? JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and others weigh in.
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