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By Gail MarksJarvis CHICAGO (Reuters) – Karyn Golden’s income was approaching $200,000 as she lived a carefree single existence at the peak of her career in Chicago, 20 years ago.

By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters) – Is marijuana a medicine or a vice?

By Beth Pinsker NEW YORK (Reuters) – Doing double the good with your charitable dollars sounds like a no-brainer, but investors are just starting to catch on.

By Burt Helm NEW YORK (Reuters) – What if one of the largest U.S. coal-burning utilities became a leader in green energy? When David W.

By Beth Pinsker NEW YORK (Reuters) – There is more to socially responsible investing than just avoiding stocks that are against your principles, whether it be guns or tobacco or bad environmental

By Jamie McGeever LONDON (Reuters) – A potentially huge shift is underway in the U.S. bond market, underscored by a historic swing in hedge fund positions: investors are beginning to think the U.S.

By Kate Duguid NEW YORK (Reuters) – There are untapped opportunities in corporate debt securities denominated in emerging-market currencies, Eaton Vance’s director of diversified fixed-income said at

By Burt Helm NEW YORK (Reuters) – A decade ago, Alli Webb was a hair stylist who made house calls, driving all over Los Angeles to shampoo, style, and blow-dry clients’ hair before big nights out.

By Trevor Hunnicutt and Kate Duguid NEW YORK (Reuters) – DoubleLine Capital LP portfolio manager Monica Erickson has a problem.