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    While they certainly have more resources to launch new funds and effectively market to investors and intermediaries due to their colossal scale, Fidelity, Vanguard and American Funds have good reason for their continued success, according to The Evansville Courier.

    June 22
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    The tremendous returns that small-cap stocks have delivered in the past five years, particularly since 2003, may finally be at an end, The Wall Street Journal reports.

    June 21
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    Hewitt Associates has just announced that its chief executive officer will retire in December and that the president of its core business has resigned.

    June 21
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    Jackson National Life Insurance announced a corporate branding campaign Monday.

    June 21
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    PowerShares Capital Management has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to offer 31 new exchange-traded funds, rounding out its existing lineup of 37 such funds, Investor's Business Daily reports.

    June 21
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    Banks, small brokers and even independent advisers are increasingly offering separately managed accounts, hoping to put a dent in the 80% market share that large brokerages have on the industry, The Wall Street Journal reports.

    June 21
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    John Hancock Financial Services Monday unveiled seven new funds that GMO will sub-advise. They are the John Hancock U.S. Core Fund, Instrinsic Value Fund, International Core Fund, International Growth Fund, Growth Opportunities Fund, Value Opportunities Fund and Growth Fund.

    June 20
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    While investors flee foreign equity markets, Franklin Templeton Investments offers an alternative, the Franklin Templeton Global Real Estate Fund.

    June 20
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    Asset management firms have been quick to bring new exchange-traded funds, ever increasingly popular, to market -- but many of them have been stymied by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has been extremely slow to approve them, The Wall Street Journal reports.

    June 20
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    Emerging markets got big fast. So big, in fact, some analysts are comparing it to the tech-stock bubble of the late 1990s, which swelled and then burst, taking many investors' dreams with it, the Associated Press reports.

    June 20