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Norma Yaeger, Barrier-Breaking Stockbroker, Dies at 96

NYT Business Wednesday 24 June 2026, 15:45 UTC By James R. Hagerty 1 min read
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Over her husband’s objections, she became a Wall Street broker in the 1960s. She later started two securities firms in the overwhelmingly male financial world.

Over her husband’s objections, she became a Wall Street broker in the 1960s. She later started two securities firms in the overwhelmingly male financial world.
Norma Yaeger (PERSON) Barrier-Breaking Stockbroker (ORG)
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