The former Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch president said he's on track to oversee $35 billion by year-end. He wants to hit $100 billion by 2023.
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Rockefeller Capital expects to have almost doubled its assets to $35 billion in Greg Fleming's first 21 months as CEO. He highlights the 2 trends shaping the industry.

Rockefeller Capital expects to have almost doubled its assets to $35 billion in Greg Fleming's first 21 months as CEO. He highlights the 2 trends shaping the industry.

Meghan Morris | The former Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch president said he's on track to oversee $35 billion by year-end. He wants to hit $100 billion by 2023.

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Asset management is seeing a wave of M&A. Top executives share why they aren't convinced it's good for investors.

Asset management is seeing a wave of M&A. Top executives share why they aren't convinced it's good for investors.

Meghan Morris | While the volume of asset management M&A is up this year, top executives from Invesco, UBS, and PGIM cautioned that the deals don't always work out.

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Investing legend Stanley Druckenmiller reveals why the 'best economic predictor' has him worried about the next crisis — and breaks down where you should be putting your money

Investing legend Stanley Druckenmiller reveals why the 'best economic predictor' has him worried about the next crisis — and breaks down where you should be putting your money

Akin Oyedele | "The inside of the stock market" is the best predictor of recessions, Druckenmiller said, pinpointing the most alarming corners right now.

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The Fed's recent behavior shows it's very nervous about the economy's future. Here are 3 reasons why you should be too.

The Fed's recent behavior shows it's very nervous about the economy's future. Here are 3 reasons why you should be too.

Christopher Competiello | Investors are losing faith in the Federal Reserve as FOMC officials shift rhetoric to allay trade war fears.

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Josh Friedman, the hedge fund titan who predicted the mortgage crisis, explains why his firm is spending $1 billion to short the commercial real estate market

Josh Friedman, the hedge fund titan who predicted the mortgage crisis, explains why his firm is spending $1 billion to short the commercial real estate market

Joe Ciolli | Friedman is particularly worried about BBB-rated debt, which is already a hot-button topic across Wall Street as the economic cycle wears on.

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Here's what could happen to Google and its $137 billion business empire if it loses the antitrust battle

Here's what could happen to Google and its $137 billion business empire if it loses the antitrust battle

Nick Bastone | Although breaking up Google is one possible outcome, multiple antitrust experts told Business Insider the likelihood of that happening is low.

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Bank of America is entering the contactless card space with a fresh tactic

Bank of America is entering the contactless card space with a fresh tactic

Jaime Toplin | Bank of America is about to begin a limited push to reissue select Visa cards with contactless technology.

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The SoftBank Vision Fund has taken Silicon Valley by storm by writing monster checks. Here are the power players there that every startup founder should know.

The SoftBank Vision Fund has taken Silicon Valley by storm by writing monster checks. Here are the power players there that every startup founder should know.

Callum Burroughs,Megan Hernbroth,Charlie Wood | SoftBank's Vision Fund is the world's largest tech investor and has backed companies like Uber, WeWork, and Ola.

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Top execs at longtime rivals Microsoft and Oracle explain why they just came out of nowhere with a new cloud partnership: 'This is the start of a beautiful friendship'

Top execs at longtime rivals Microsoft and Oracle explain why they just came out of nowhere with a new cloud partnership: 'This is the start of a beautiful friendship'

Matt Weinberger | Microsoft's Scott Guthrie and Oracle's Don Johnson explain the thinking for a new partnership making Microsoft Azure interoperable with Oracle Cloud.

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Oreo maker Mondelez's CEO is rejecting ad agencies' normal pricing and pushing for them to have some skin in the game

Oreo maker Mondelez's CEO is rejecting ad agencies' normal pricing and pushing for them to have some skin in the game

Lucia Moses | Dirk Van de Put said he wants agencies to prove their worth. He's also critical of digital media, saying there's a lot of waste in advertising.

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