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The Wall Street Journal: JPMorgan Chase settles SEC claims for $135 million
JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed to pay $135 million to settle claims that it improperly handled thousands of transactions involving foreign companies’ shares, the latest penalty in a wide-ranging probe of misconduct in the market.
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The traditional stock-bond correlation disappeared in 2018, spelling trouble for investors
Torsten Slok says the U.S.’s increased debt issuance in 2018 may be driving the growing divergence between bond yields and stocks
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Personal Finance Daily: This is how many U.S. workers will get a raise next year and 4 critical questions to ask during a market downturn
Wednesday’s top personal finance stories
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This is how many million U.S. workers will get a pay raise in the New Year
A new report by the Economic Policy Institute says raises in the minimum wage will help workers, but Republican lawmakers and small-business owners disagree.
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The Wall Street Journal: Is Fed chief Jerome Powell’s job safe? Yes, 100%, says Trump aide Kevin Hassett
Donald Trump picked Jerome Powell to replace Janet Yellen at the Fed helm but of late has taken the unusual step of publicly criticizing Powell’s stewardship of the central bank’s monetary policy.
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Gifts That Pay Off: Major League Baseball prospect pays off parents’ debt — here’s how you can do the same
Wiping out debt for loved ones is one way to help them start the New Year.
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4 critical questions to ask during a market downturn — and how financial advisers answer them
Most people know not to panic sell, but what other questions do investors have? Will they be able to retire?
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The Tell: These U.S. stock benchmarks are already in a bear market — and the S&P 500 isn’t far behind
The S&P 500 is lingering on the doorstep of a bear market, a move that would end the second-longest bull run in history.
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A new Seattle housing law forbids landlords from checking into tenants’ criminal history — but does it go too far?
The fight over a groundbreaking law forbidding landlords from looking at criminal records.
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Currencies: Dollar claws back pre-holiday losses
The U.S. dollar edges higher in thin trading, recovering some from its pre-Christmas Day slide.