About the John Hancock Investor Sentiment Survey John Hancock's Investor Sentiment Survey is a quarterly poll of affluent investors. The survey measures investors' feelings about the current economic climate … About John Hancock Financial and …

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While consumers may welcome the familiarity of having their favorite smartphone operating system in their new vehicle, particularly with Apple's iOS 7 Siri in the Car announcement recently at WWDC, the answer isn't so simple. Though General Motors hasn …

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