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CEO Tim Phillips discusses why the negative headlines are not causing the markets to decline. The improving U.S. economy and corporate profits are bringing investors back to U.S. equities.

Tim Phillips, Portland Oregon CEO, discusses the latest market data

Tim Phillips, CEO of a Portland wealth-management firm, discusses an interesting prediction for the Dow

The CEO of Phillips and Company, Tim Phillips (Portland based investment firm) has cited a firm belief in staying the course in the current investment climate despite what appears to be grim investment opportunities that are riding the tide of the current global economic climate.

It just goes to show – regardless of your initial training or role in your current job, you can work your way up into the highest echelons of your company structure. Peggy Fowler is one such success story in this regard.

It's a tough time for anyone within the financial sector – even for those who are thinking of retiring soon and want to fall back on their 401k.

Portland CEO Robert Beal has a few good reasons to be proud of the Oregon Iron Works subsidiary United Streetcar. United Streetcar is poised to bring in over $26 million to the state of Oregon with potential streetcar projects for other states.

It is not often that you hear of any one who has praise for a financial adviser. The last three years have seen people lose their properties, their stocks and shares and their pensions for their retirement.

CEO Tim Phillips (of Phillips and Company) has been a pivotal player in deciphering the best move in regards to the 401k of thousands of employees across Oregon State and also the country.

Nonprofit organizations have long relied on the income from carefully invested endowments to cover their expenses. But not remaining vigilant in managing risk associated with their investmentss can be dangerous, says Tim Phillips, CEO of Portland, Oregon investment firm Phillips and Company.