Feature Stories
Young job seekers find pathways to success with suits, smiles and support
Prudential’s partnership with My Brother's Keeper, an Obama Foundation initiative, provides mentorship and job opportunities for boys and young men of color.
American workers' financial security a job for employers, survey says
More than family, higher education or even government, American workers expect their employers to help them achieve financial security, a new Prudential survey reveals.
“Trade war” talk should not trump Fed, ECB speakers and employment data
The president’s observation that trade wars are “good and easy to win” was softened somewhat this weekend by his advisors, who suggested that there could be exceptions to tariffs on steel and aluminum, Prudential’s Chief Market Strategist Quincy Krosby said Monday in her weekly “Connecting the Dots” outlook.
Prudential named 2017 LATINA Style Company of the Year
Prudential was named 2017 Company of the Year by LATINA Style magazine. In its 20th annual LATINA Style 50 Report, the magazine cited Prudential for empowering all associates, regardless of their backgrounds.
Prudential delivers financial guidance to transitioning veterans
Kylee Durant's husband is one of approximately 200,000 servicemembers who will transition out of the military this year, according to the Department of Defense... For these men and women, the switch to civilian life can present significant financial challenges.
Chair Powell speaks to Capitol Hill as global markets monitor every word for policy clues
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell heads to Capitol Hill this week to discuss the state of the economy, and investors will be following every word for clues about future rate hikes, Prudential’s Chief Market Strategist Quincy Krosby said Monday in her weekly “Connecting the Dots” outlook.
Treasury $258 billion bond sale and Fed response to inflation earn attention
With the intense spark of higher volatility seemingly behind us — at least for now — investors are looking ahead at the possibility of four interest rate hikes this year rather than the presumed three telegraphed by the Federal Reserve last year, Prudential’s Chief Market Strategist Quincy Krosby said Tuesday in her weekly “Connecting the Dots” outlook.
Is this the bottom? Market eyes inflation, possible forced selling, and earnings data
Following a harrowing week in global markets, the ability of the market to defend its 200-day moving average and close in the green on a Friday were net positives for the investor psyche, Prudential’s Chief Market Strategist Quincy Krosby said Monday in her weekly “Connecting the Dots” outlook.
Quincy Krosby: Markets Start Week in the Red After Hourly Wages, Treasury Yields Rise
Good news for Main Street was bad news for Wall Street on Friday as average hourly earnings surprised to the upside, Prudential’s Chief Market Strategist Quincy Krosby said Monday in her weekly “Connecting the Dots” outlook. Treasury yields climbed higher, igniting fears that the Federal Reserve would be forced to raise rates at a quicker pace.
93-year-old Prudential policy belongs to a 94-year-old Renaissance man
A letter from the son of a 94-year-old insured soon revealed a story of a mother’s love and a 140-year-old purpose. Bruce Jacobs, an Empire, Michigan resident, and his sister, Carol, found an original one-page life insurance policy while cleaning out the attic at the home of their father, Ralph.