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While last Monday may have marked the last gasp of 2018, the volatility which dominated the fourth quarter has continued into 2019. Admittedly, investors were likely expecting the equity markets to continue to exhibit sharp movements, especially in response to significant news, but last week brought about a confluence of events which demanded attention.
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With the equity markets continuing to struggle to find their footing over the last several weeks, it is clear that the overhang of tariffs and the Fed has given way to something more meaningful for investors.
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Doug Fisher, Washington Expert, and Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer, analyze the effects of the midterm election and potential opportunities and risks impacting the economy and investors.
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The midterm election results of 2018 look a lot like 2011. With the change in power Doug Fisher, Washington Expert covers what we can expect looking ahead to 2019.
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Despite a strong economy the past few years, a construction labor shortage has left construction companies in a peculiar position. Even with the unemployment rate hovering at the lowest level in 18 years, it's becoming increasingly hard to find workers.
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Corporate social responsibility makes good sense from a business perspective, and not just because companies stand to gain financial returns on these initiatives.
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In a quarter where a “risk-on” mentality generally prevailed, the third quarter saw U.S. stocks gain, Treasury yields rise, and credit spreads tighten. For their part, U.S. Treasury investors looked past threats of tariffs and trade wars to an economy that is still strong by all accounts.
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One of the toughest issues facing growing firms in a fiercely competitive market is the importance of company culture.
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With many small and medium-sized businesses experiencing an upturn in sales, the recent increase in interest rates may seem like a tempting time to change your cash management strategies to move excess cash from a non-interest bearing account into one paying the highest rate they can find.
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