There are other examples as well, but you get the point.

Was it to avoid the unfavorable reputation this long-standing company held?.

Also, Bonner & Partners, which was an Agora company that started in 2009 and was one of the biggest, recently ended up splitting into Rogue Economics and Brownstone Research.

The Agora Financial website used to have a news alert about this at, but this page has since been taken down, likely to help distance the new brand from controversy.

This came after a big lawsuit from the FTC against Agora Financial (more on this later).

Paul Research () was launched in 2019 by Agora Financial (), which led to the company moving much of its services over to this new company. A bad reputation isn't good for business, so why not just create a new company with a fancy new name and market the same old products. are likely, in my opinion, often due to the lousy reputations they have. So we know that The Agora is a complex and messy network of companies that don't exactly have very good reputations.Д¬hanges to the many the companies that fall under their umbrella are rather frequent - a new company popping up here, a merger between two companies there, the disappearance of another company and so on.

Some of their more well-known companies include. providing investment research as well as health research - mainly. We know that there are a lot, and we know that The Agora themselves claim that the company is the 'largest independent research network on the planet'. While I haven't been able to find the exact number of companies under The Agora, this isn't that important. While this is true, according to Truth In Advertising (TINA), the Agora has ' more than 80 entities under its umbrella'. What Wikipedia also tells us is that there are more than thirty companies under their umbrella. In more understandable terms, The Agora is a network of investment publishing and health publishing/supplement companies that markets investment newsletter services as well as health newsletters and supplements. The structure of the company is a bit complex, but in a nutshell they are a network of many smaller companies 'in the publishing, information services, and real-estate industries' - according to Wikipedia. Monument & Cathedral Holdings (M&C) has received quite a lot of backlash from consumers, which explains the low ratings of their affiliated companies on websites like Trustpilot and the BBB. The Agora, Agora Inc, or one of the company's newest names. What we're talking about here, of course, is the company behind the many investment newsletter services out there, as well as alternative health products. We're not talking about the political and social gathering places of ancient Greece, which is where the word 'agora' originally came from.

Industry: Publishing (investment & health) and supplements.Name: The Agora, Agora, Inc, and most recently Monument & Cathedral Holdings.

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