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D.A. Davidson & Co. has served as exclusive financial advisor to Treasure State Bank of Missoula, Mont. in in its sale to Glacier Bancorp, Inc.

Are preferred stocks a retiree’s friend? Our analyst discusses how this investment can boost income in Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, September 2016.Read the full article here.

D.A. Davidson & Co., the largest full-service investment firm headquartered in the Northwest, today announced that Michael Jackson, longtime co-manager and financial advisor, has been promoted and will serve as vice president, financial advisor and branch manager for the firm’s two Spokane offices.Jackson oversees and supervises long-established offices in downtown Spokane and Spokane’s South Hill area, overseeing 15 financial advisors and a number of other staff professionals. J...

D.A. Davidson & Co. has served as exclusive financial advisor to Flathead Bank of Bigfork, Mont., in its sale to First Interstate Bank.

The future of outdoors retailer Cabela's has been the focus of much speculation in recent months, with experts suggesting the company may be sold.

D.A. Davidson & Co. has served as exclusive financial advisor to Prime Pacific Financial Services in that company's sale to Cascade Bancorp (CACB), the holding company for Bank of Cascades.The transaction, announced earlier this year, was completed on July 31.The acquisition provides Bank of the Cascades with the opportunity to expand its footprint into new Washington markets while offering continued employment to Prime Pacific employees.More details can be found here.

D.A. Davidson & Co., the largest full-service investment firm headquartered in the Northwest, today announced that Daphne Martin has joined the firm as branch manager in Encino.Martin joins the firm to oversee and supervise a long-established office in Encino comprised of nine financial advisors and several other staff professionals. She is responsible for management of day-to-day operations and for helping to ensure that branch professionals follow the strict regulatory guidelines of the se...

Mary Ann Hurley, Fixed Income Trader with D.A. Davidson & Co., said oil prices and other factors could weigh in favor of demand for fixed income investments.Hurley, speaking with The Wall Street Journal, said lower prices could lead to oil production cuts, ultimately helping fuel demand for bonds.Read the full article here.

Jack Andrews, Senior Research Analyst for D.A. Davidson, believes Oracle has reasons for the company's latest purchase that are different than those of previous acquisitions.

LegacyTexas Financial Group Inc. appears to be at a growth crossroads, but the company is likely to find strong potential suitors.