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At a time when the schools in only a few U.S. states provide comprehensive financial education courses, D.A. Davidson is working to expand its financial literacy program now being offered through the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles. D.A. Davidson’s Andrew Crowell, Vice Chairman of Wealth Management, discusses the program’s goals in “Financial Lit 101,” written by Karen DeMasters for FA Magazine.Read the full article here.

D.A. Davidson & Co. announced that it has served as exclusive financial advisor to Santa Clara-based Landec Corporation (NASDAQ: LNDC), a leading innovator of diversified health and wellness solutions with two operating businesses, Landec Natural Foods (LNF) and Lifecore Biomedical, in its acquisition of Los Angeles-based Yucatan Foods, LP.

With cloud storage company Box adding customers and reporting losses that are less than expected, observers say it will be important to see growth continuing to increase in the coming year. Rishi Jaluria, Institutional Analyst for D.A. Davidson, discusses the company’s prospects in “Cloud storage firm Box reports smaller-than-expected loss, shares rise,” a Reuters article.Read the full article here.

Tom Forte, D.A. Davidson Institutional Research Analyst, believes that a prolonged trade war with China represents a major risk for Apple, but also said investors can expect Apple to focus on mitigating that risk. He discusses the Apple-trade war connection in “Apple Analyst Sees China Tariffs as ‘Most Significant Risk,’” a video interview with Bloomberg.Watch the full video here.

D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today record growth and expansion of the Equity Capital Markets division in fiscal year 2018.

Bank of Cushing, based in Cushing, Okla. has been acquired by N.B.C. Bancshares in Pawhuska, Inc., parent company of Blue Sky Bank, based in Pawhuska, Okla.

In Big Bear Lake, California, community projects organized by different leaders have dovetailed into a collaborative holiday tradition with far-reaching benefits.

D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that Bob Hutchins and Rick Hutchins, Co-Branch Managers for the firm’s southern Oregon offices, have been honored with the company’s Branch Manager of the Year Award.

D.A. Davidson & Co. has honored Sarah Canfield, who works in the firm’s Bozeman branch, with the Branch Operations Manager of the Year Award.

Why would an e-commerce company publish a glossy toy catalogue? Linda Bolton Weiser, Institutional Analyst for D.A. Davidson, discusses the answer in the Washington Post article, “In its first print toy catalogue, Amazon bets on the classics,” written by Taylor Telford.Read the full article here.