Fund managers snapping up shares of Google, other IT outfits; solid six-month run
The timing of Facebook's IPO could hardly be better, but one asset manager thinks the first few years of appreciation are already priced in, a lesson learned from Google's IPO.
Advisers offer their tips for winning business and networking with social media.
Many passing up what's seen as risky, over-hyped bet; don't want to be 'the last money in'
Social networking a swell way to land clients; 'great platforms'
Lack of data standards has slowed the evolution of the advisory business. “Things move at glacial speed in the financial services world,” said Bill Harris, who is probably best known for having served as chief executive at both PayPal and Intuit Inc.
Nine years ago, adviser Rich Chambers got frustrated.
Facebook. LinkedIn. Twitter. Financial advisers need to embrace social media to land new clients and boost revenues, right? It ain't necessarily so, a new survey finds. | <b>Extra</b> <a href=http://www.investmentnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Site=CI&Date=20111220&Category=FREE&ArtNo=122009999&Ref=PH>The 10 biggest stories of '11 &raquo;</a>
