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The Washington regulator nailed RIAs with misuse of award mentions, using the new Marketing Rule as cudgel after declaring false advertising a 2024 priority
Josh Brown's FutureProof is a big tent party; Roll-up pioneer/Focus CEO engineers soft landing; The dream of the absentee-owner robo-advisor never dies to VC investors -- even if retail investors do nothing to lead them on
The London-based owner of the U.S.B2B publication informed staff at 9 a.m. today, with top editor Paul Curcio part of the exodus.
The original March deal was worth about $8.4 million including the removal of a $1.9-million lease obligation but IN owner walks away now with just $4.1 million and an unspecified lease obligation
The London, UK owner decribes the buyer as a U.S. media company proposing an all-cash deal that will assume a $1.9-million lease obligation in Manhattan
The ex-Crain publication will likely begin the third chapter of its existence in the New Year, while Bonhill faces an uncertain future.
Bill Crager is pulling out the stops and purse strings; Western Kentucky isn't all basketball; Charles 'Chuck' Schwab plunks more cash on GOP, and Sallie Krawcheck stumps for the Dems.
The New York City newsweekly was acquired by Bonhill for $27 million; now the market cap of the whole company is $5 million to 6 million after a rough transition from Crain
UK Parent Bonhill PLC tersely announced Stilwell's departure 'with immediate effect' and stalled its latest earnings report, causing shares to plummet.
Bonhill Group PLC called 2020 its most challenging year in its history and reported that 2021 won't be much better as COVID batters business strategy
Media consultant says the publication is 'a little chaotic,' but vows to shore up the masthead and keep the New York City brand intact.
InvestmentNews is adding people on the business side and losing veterans on the editorial side after suffering staggering COVID hit to live events, and its publisher calls modus operandi changes 'permanent.'
The director of content joins big Boston-based LPL OSJ for a similar role but one where he can use a 'rifle' rather than a shotgun, he says
Pershing INSITE is the latest biggie to cancel and firms are all over the map about when it'll be 'safe' for more than 10 people to gather at any one time.
Seeking Alpha Editor George Moriarty will step into editor's shoes; Gabriel will stay through November, before becoming publisher and executive editor at Crain's New York
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