Author: Brendan Coffey, The Motley Fool

IXJ offers broader diversification with 110 holdings and a lower 0.40% expense ratio, while PJP’s concentrated U.S. pharma strategy delivered a 44.90% one-year return.Read More

Brian Balduzzi joined Holland & Knight as a partner in its global wealth and family office practice in Philadelphia and New York, the firm announced Monday.Read More

The US National Weather Service has announced the arrival of an El Niño, the warm phase the Central Pacific warming and cooling cycle that affects weather across the globe. The odds favor a “very strong” or (more colloquially) Super El Niño.Read More

Launched in 2008, Global Social Entrepreneurship (GSE) connects teams of Yale students with mission-driven organizations working on complex management challenges. Partners do not apply to the course for students to develop “solutions,” but rather to collaborate to jointly analyze challenges, explore possible paths, and make better decisions. Organizations in Brazil, India, and Kenya recognize how the engagement with Yale amplifies their impact.Read More

America’s next chapter hinges on how it navigates global conflict while sustaining confidence at home, speakers said at Axios House D.C.Read More

Hedge funds pulled back from US tech stocks at a record pace over the past two months, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Prime Services desk.Read More

A major college football stadium is getting a new name. See what’s in a 15-year naming rights partnership with Galaxy starting in 2026.Read More

BlackRock Aladdin revenue growth accelerates 13% driven by strong demand for public and private market technology solutions and subscriptions.Read More

A new report finds the best AI tools support authentic learning, are rigorously evaluated, and improve outcomes for underserved learners and teachers.Read More

Two studies advance precision medicine and point to the more routine use of tumor organoids as models for evaluating and optimizing cancer treatments.Read More