Edward Jones’ leader Penny Pennington explains why the company is launching a new service for wealthy investors, and what it ...
Edward Jones will lay off some administrators of its home office team in the St. Louis area, but Managing Partner Penny ...
Company spokesperson Catherine Stengel said these cuts will "strengthen our collaborative, client-first mindset and alignment ...
A former Edward Jones advisor claims the company’s policies “expressly” favor diverse financial advisors and disadvantage ...
The new offering will provide clients with financial planning, investment management, a wider selection of products and ...
While many investors are rattled by the big downturn in the stock market, Edward Jones CEO Penny Pennington is taking it in ...
Not long after announcing a new set of services for high net worth clients, Edward Jones rewards CEO Penny Pennington with a ...
The total compensation of Managing Partner Penny Pennington climbed to $29.1 million. That came as the firm's income rose 23%, but also as home office layoffs loom.
Edward Jones is looking to catch up with its competitors by investing in new technology, essentially replacing workers at its headquarters here, analysts say.
Former advisor alleges an incentive for veteran advisors to give business to women and nonwhite rookies disadvantages ...
The firm's new offering, targeted toward investors with at least $10 million, will put it head-to-head against some of Wall ...