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Investors snapped up the metal as a store of value amid concern that the president's fiscal policies will bloat government debt.

Some banks are looking to hire advisers or buy firms, while others are looking to get out of the business entirely.

The unique offering comes amid concern that President Trump will renegotiate NAFTA. Plus; other fund launches.

Blooom CEO Chris Costello says the firm will not develop a white labeled version of its offering, as other robos have done with their platforms.

A surge in M&A is expected as a result of President Trump’s plan to cut taxes on companies’ offshore earnings from the current 35% to 10%, experts say.

One lawmaker who sponsored the resolutions said the regulations were an “assault on small business retirement plans.”

AdvisorEngine's purchase of software firm Wealthminder is the first of what's expected to be another year of deals and investments into the wealth management fintech space.

With these five funds, clients don’t have to spend a lot for a stock portfolio that pays.

It’s time to serve clients at every income level, the influential adviser says — in a big strategic departure from his firm's past emphasis on landing ever-wealthier prospects.

While his views are not universally accepted, the question of whether you can successfully time smart beta is likely to get bigger as the ETFs proliferate.

The money manager is betting on a yuan-denominated note rally in the second half of 2017 and that foreign-investor interest could double in five years.

A seventh straight day of gains marks the S&P 500's longest run since 2013.

Finhabits is billed as the industry's first bilingual digital platform.

With an additional $9 million in backing, the online firm's CEO and co-founder Chris Costello says the goal is to grow to 50,000 clients by the end of the year.

Reflecting industry concern with Department of Labor rule requirements, the firm dubbed the platform as a "One-Click Fiduciary."

Flow Traders made a profit every trading day last year as the company increased the value of its trades in both Europe and the U.S. by more than 10%.

The Feb. 2 launch comes just four months before MSCI says it will decide whether the country qualifies for its emerging-market index.

Brokerage chief Jim Weddle balks at offering automated advice as it would be "an alternative to working with our financial advisers."

Stocks added to records and Treasuries fell after the Fed chairwoman said growth may warrant higher interest rates.

In spite of its own compliance policies, the firm failed to get several hundred clients to sign a disclosure notice that described risks associated with inverse ETFs.