TIFN makes an international acquisition as iCapital goes to work in France and Italy.

The diffuse ownership of public companies means that simply having seats at the table is no guarantee of swift changes in corporate behavior.

The fund will seek to invest in U.S.-listed companies with a “track record of creating American jobs.”

Grasping at straws in a challenging economy, many investors and strategists turned to oil, metals and grain. Now that’s blowing up in their faces.

It's a popularity contest.

Ridiculed for stubbornly hanging on to their bullish outlooks, analysts are finally giving in.

With IPOs and SPAC listings vanishing, companies like Forge give staff at private firms a way to sell equity.

For the first time in over a year, cash-like funds are reliably paying regular dividends.