Despite the softening in the economy, growth funds have still outperformed value; but as always, it's what's inside the growth fund that matters more than its label.

Long-term funds are breaking out.

Stock-market turbulence betrays doubt about the prospects for corporate America.

The relentless cost-cutting by issuers may appear self-defeating, but there’s a logical endgame.

Horizons ETFs Management Canada Inc., provider of the Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF, is “actively pursuing” the creation of a fund that will contain only U.S. licensed producers.

A new academic paper, supported by the Investment Adviser Association’s Active Managers Council, argues that active managers play a role in making markets efficient.

And as the competition for investor money intensifies, the question is how much lower can asset managers afford to go, and should they?

Goldman Sachs' acquisition of Standard & Poor’s Investment Advisory Services LLC gives the New York-based bank another vehicle to bring its funds to investors through the creation of model portfolios.