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Brian Rogers, chairman and CIO of T. Rowe Price Group, will retire in March after nearly 35 years with the firm; he will continue to serve on the board of directors as a non-executive chair. T. Rowe named six senior investment leaders to succeed Rogers as chief investment officers. Read the original story from The Baltimore Sun.
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