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Schwab unveils “game changing” ETF platform
Nov 2nd, 2009 - BusinessWeek
The first Charles Schwab-branded exchange-traded funds launch tomorrow, Nov. 3, and Schwab is offering free, uncapped trading to its customers who buy in online—essentially...
Schwab to Offer Commission-Free ETF's
Nov 2nd, 2009 - New York Times
Charles Schwab said Monday that it's entering the exchange-traded fund business, with the introduction of eight new funds that undercut several competing E.T.F.'s on fees...
NY State Suing Brokerage Firm Charles Schwab
Aug 17th, 2009 - Washington Post
NEW YORK, Aug. 17 -- New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo sued the brokerage firm Charles Schwab on Monday, charging that it misled investors about the risks of unconventional bonds called auction-rate securities. The San Francisco-based firm...
Tick-tock, the uptick rule is about to expire
Mar 10th, 2009 - MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- As if it weren't bad enough for hedge funds, now there's credible talk that the uptick rule, which curbs some short selling, could be on its way back in a matter of mere weeks.

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Charles Schwab case study
Charles Schwab case study
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Charles Schwab Commercial (1986)
Commercial for Charles Schwab discount brokerage, featuring the man himself at the end - 1986
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charles schwab - october - deception through finance
Invest, just like obama said.
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Stocks to Watch: Charles Schwab, Estee Lauder, Intel, Bank Stocks
Charles Schwab 4Q Earnings Come in Line with Estimates, Cuts 8% of Spending While New Broker Accounts Dip 1%; Estee Lauder Cuts 2Q Profit Goals, Blames Holiday Season and Retailer Weakness; Intel 4Q Profit Declines 90% ...

Charles Schwab from WikiPedia:

The Charles Schwab Corporation (NASDAQ: SCHW), based in San Francisco, California, is a company founded as a traditional (brick-and-mortar) brokerage house, and which today is one of the world's largest discount brokers. Schwab offers the same services as traditional brokerages but with lower commissions and fees than many other brokers. The company serves some 7.5 million individual and institutional clients, with $1.22 trillion in assets (as of May, 2008), from some 300 offices in the U.S. Clients can also access its services via telephone, wireless device, and the Internet. Besides discount brokerage, the firm offers a wide range of investment research, mutual funds, annuities, bond trading, and now checking and mortgages through its Charles Schwab Bank.