The build-out requirement is meant to prevent cable companies from “cherry picking” and only providing service to more-affluent neighborhoods, Williams said. The cable provider also must pay the city a franchise fee to use the city's right of way. In …

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FirstPoint Financial creates a unique niche market for Leawood-based Mariner among investors who are not considered high-net-worth clients. It bucks a trend in financial services to provide advice to this type of client through an automated service, a …

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They characterized a “graduated” tax on the incomes of America's affluent as “extortion,” a “penalty upon ability and intelligence” and an imposition on a “small class of people powerless to defend itself.” Taxing the wealthy, they contended, would be …