The S&P 500 slipped but logged its fourth consecutive week of gains. Major indexes and U.S. government bond prices edged lower after data showed the labor market lost jobs for the first time in seven years.
A sloppy jobs report had a clear message about wage gains and it isn’t positive news for stock investors.
Stocks continue their steady march higher, notching milestones not seen in more than 20 years, yet many investors see few obstacles to the seemingly endless run. 73
With stocks at record highs and the income on bonds not far from record lows, circumstantial evidence suggests investors are getting restless—if not desperate.
A high-stakes bet on a billion-dollar transit project is the latest example of Michael Sabia’s aggressive, hands-on brand of managing investments at Quebec’s largest pension fund.
A year before Equifax disclosed a breach that compromised the private information of 145.5 million consumers, MSCI warned of signs that the credit reporting firm was failing to protect its data.
Readers still have many questions about deductions—for property taxes, Health Savings Accounts and alimony—plus the proposed plan’s effects on Americans living abroad. 75
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