Month: May 2019

Financial advisors have seen clients make very smart, and pretty dumb, 401(k) plan decisions. FatCamera | Getty Images Knowing a person’s investment approach could also provide insight into their financial priorities and what they’re looking for in a financial advisor, a new study suggests. By splitting investors into two categories, based on their general attitudes
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My mother suffered with the Alzheimer’s disease for more than 10 years. In her last five years she lived at a wonderful assisted living residence, Harbor Point, in Centerville, MA. During her stay I would visit her at least twice a week. We had lengthy conversations each visit. I learned a great deal about communicating
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Health-care stocks are underperforming the market this year because some investors are overreacting to political “slogans” from Democratic presidential hopefuls, former Aetna Chairman and CEO Ronald Williams told CNBC Tuesday. Health care is the worst-performing sector in the S&P 500 this year as Sen. Bernie Sanders and other 2020 contenders push “Medicare for All,” a plan
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Heather Bresch, CEO of Mylan. Adam Jeffery | CNBC Drugmaker Mylan missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Tuesday, hurt by restructuring at its Morgantown plant in West Virginia and a stronger dollar, sending its shares down 4.5%. Revenue from its North America business fell 6% to $922.9 million and missed estimates of $952.43
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Logistics Supply Chain https://www.mitsde.com/PGDInSupplyChainMng One of the less often thought about components of the digital and retail revolution is how exactly customers and businesses will receive products. Amazon has set the new standard and many consumers expect to receive products ordered online within 48 hours. Other big players such as Target and Walmart are now
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The White Walkers weren’t the only undead threat Americans should be concerned about. JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP/Getty Images Millions of Americans watched the 70th episode of HBO’s Game of Thrones last Sunday to see who would win the ultimate battle between the people of Westeros and the undead army of the White Walkers. But there is another
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The London Metal Exchange is targeting Asian retail investors amid interest in the region, its CEO, Matthew Chamberlain, told CNBC on Tuesday. The Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKEX), which bought the LME in 2012, will be launching dollar-denominated mini contracts for six base metals in the coming months. The standardized monthly futures contracts will reference
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