Global actively managed exchange-traded funds have increased their assets by 41 percent this year to $61 billion at the end of August.

The company is evaluating ways to package both its quantitative and active strategies into ETFs.

The rush of "initial coin offerings" is a sign of mania, not prudence, millennials are not comfortable investing in the stock market and and a Russian mine yields a massive pink diamond.

The greatest investor of our era is trying to teach us all a lesson.

Deflation is not on the horizon.

Emerging markets will benefit from stable commodity prices, improving economic growth and balance-sheet repairs.

This week, Harvard is moping about its 8 percent investment return. Blame McGeorge Bundy.