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The article discusses inflation in relation to the ways that investors can benefit financially if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's policies result in increased prices, and it mentions Trump's proposals regarding tax cuts and infrastructure spending beginning in 2017. Trump's fiscal policies are addressed, as well as his family's wealth and the impacts of inflation on money borrowers and lenders in the U.S. Real estate investment trusts and mortgages are assessed.

The article focuses on the selloff of stocks in the bond market due to efforts of the investors to reduce the risk of rising interest rates prior to the Presidential election in the U.S., and talks of forecast of high yield even on junk bonds as per the financial consultants Moody's, and chart on interest rates.

The article discusses investments and profitablity in relation to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promises, and it provides practical advice for investors regarding purchases of small- and midcap stocks that garner big yields for owners. Smaller banks in America and Trump's tax cut plan are examined, along with the finances and stocks that are associated with the restaurant firm DineEquity Inc. and the Tesoro Logistics LP oil pipeline and terminal company.

The article offers information on ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). Particular focus is given to how this relates to taxation in the U.S. Additional topics discussed include taxable brokerage accounts, using sector funds to slice one's tax bill and insights financial funds including Fidelity, State Street's SPDR and Vanguard.

The article discusses aspects of the final-salary pension schemes for the public-sector employees wherein the employers have to contribute to the employee's pensions in the U.S. It highlights the increase profits and dividends of the businesses in the country. It also notes that the pension funds or endowments have a high share of yields in the investment returns.

The author discusses various investing options and offers financial forecasts for the U.S. Topics include the U.S. Federal Reserve's delay of increasing the country's interest rates, the growth potential of master limited partnerships despite their offering of a lower rate of current income to investors, and the rate of return for preferred stocks.

The article discusses the likelihood that investment returns will decline to their lowest levels since the 1980s, focusing on potential causes and effects of such a scenario. Topics include factors such as economic growth, asset-price inflation and currency devaluation; arguments against interest rate control; and speculation on the effects of interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The article reports on the interest shown by the investors for the special real estate investment trust (REIT) which are into everything from prisons and casinos and billboards and cell phone towers. non-traditional REITs are becoming a major force in the REIT world. Specialty REITs, which include data center and cell tower REITs, have witnessed double-digit FFO growth in 2018.

The article focuses on the transformation in the urgent care system and its advantages to the patients, clinics and investors as a whole. Topics include North Shore-LIJ Health System partnering with Access Clinical Partners and TPG Capital for expansion; competition to reduce medical care cost, enable emergency care, and increase returns on investment; and standardization of medical services by Urgent Care Association of America for a successful patient centric medical care in the U.S.

The author discusses the issue with regards to the significance of the proposed off mark on investments in San Diego, California. Topics discussed include an overview of the proposal, the major investment of business executives, the measurement of tax benefits, and the return on investments of entrepreneurs.

The article explores on the challenges in projecting lifetime economic returns of developing a preg-checked heifers in the U.S. Topics discussed include the foundation for long-run calf prices, the use of long-run planning prices to project the net returns and the economic value of a preg-checked heifer.

Strong market performance in 2014 led to a 4.3% increase in funded ratios of the 100 largest U.S. public pension plans, according to the annual Milliman Public Pension Funding Study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents several tips for using brand marketing that will boost an architectural firm's marketing return on investment (ROI) and visibility in the competitive digital market in the U.S. It states the need to create strong brand-building strategy that defines target audience. It suggests the use of an offline strategy to allow the firm to reach target audience. It mentions the importance of promoting the expert staff to boost reputation.

The article discusses ROI, Shop!, the trade association focused upon enhancing retail environments and experiences. Particular focus is given to how this relates to ROI data. The paper "2017 Shop! ROI Standards: Store Redesign," which offers actionable insights, case studies and best practices related to the grocery industry, is also noted.

Companies' day-to-day interactions with the capital markets could be better exploited through the adoption of enterprise-wide reputation risk management strategies and the deployment of insurance products that validate the effectiveness of those practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article looks at the growth in U.S. banks' investment programs in the first half of 2014. Topics discussed include increased community bank revenue, impact of securities brokerage commissions and fees rates, and financial advisors focus on capturing assets. It also discusses return on investment programs and annuity products, benefits of income from annuities, and increased investments from retirees.

Two Chicago pension funds could become insolvent sooner than projected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents the author's views regarding the announcement of investments made by the U.S. President Donald Trump in the development of infrastructure during his election campaign. Particular focus is given to the benefits of investment in the construction industry. Use of software as a service (SaaS), return on investment (ROI), and sales costs are also discussed.

The article discusses the euro high yield (HY) market which opened the week before the Easter holidays in the form of cash flowing into funds resulting in shrinking yields, and the situation reportedly proving to be advantageous to both the European and the U.S. bond issuers. It mentions issuers from the food industry like Burger King, Nomad Foods and Iglo Foods and Colfax from the non-food sector, which manufactures gas and fluid handling products, and bonds issued by them.

The article reports on the decline of 2016 net returns from U.S. college and university endowments. Topics include concerns of National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) chief executive John Walda on the poor performance of college endowments that could undermine their missions as to the use of endowment dollars for funding research, student financial aid and major programs. Also cited are funds returns on fixed income, private equity real estate and commodities.

The author explains the importance of mobile experience in enabling media return of investment (ROI) growth. Topics discussed include U.S. spending in mobile advertising predicted to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24.5 percent, a Forrester Consulting mobile experience poll of 1,000 consumers and another poll of 100 advertising and marketing experts, and major findings of the Forrester Consulting polls in relation to mobile experience.