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March 24, 2021
After the Bull Market’s First Year, What Happens in the Second?

History shows it’s usually a good run, but not as strong, LPL’s Detrick says.

After the Bull Market’s First Year, What Happens in the Second?
The GameStop Woes Keep Plaguing Melvin Capital

A spate of legal complaints have been filed against the hedge fund over the past two months, as retail investors cry conspiracy and foul play.

The GameStop Woes Keep Plaguing Melvin Capital
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India Offers Tremendous Growth Potential

Despite short-term challenges, India offers tremendous growth potential.

GOP Senators Demand Reversal of DOL’s ESG Decision

Republicans say retirement plans will be harmed if fiduciaries promote justice, diversity, and lower carbon emissions.

GOP Senators Demand Reversal of DOL’s ESG Decision
Texas Energy Fund Adviser Charged with Defrauding Over 100 Investors

Fund principals allegedly pocketed nearly $2.7 million in illicit payments.

Texas Energy Fund Adviser Charged with Defrauding Over 100 Investors
Special Report: How to Make Money from Distressed Real Estate in 2021

Pension funds and other institutions are considering investing in problem properties via KKR, Apollo, Blackstone, and other Wall Street players. The goal: turnarounds.

Special Report: How to Make Money from Distressed Real Estate in 2021
Special Report: How City Office Centers, Written Off as Relics, Will Return, Post-Pandemic

The urban workspaces of the future are going to see more personalization, more automation, and more focus on health and wellness.

Special Report: How City Office Centers, Written Off as Relics, Will Return, Post-Pandemic
Special Report: Why Mortgage-Backed Securities Will Shrug Off Higher Rates

These bonds, undergirded by pools of home loans, benefit from the zest to nest, federal support, and other forces.

Special Report: Why Mortgage-Backed Securities Will Shrug Off Higher Rates
Editorial: CIOeditors@issmediasolutions.com
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