Since the start of the year, 57% of large-cap mutual funds have beaten their benchmarks, marking the industry’s best start to a year in almost a decade.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell reassured lawmakers that the central bank has "the tools to deal with" inflation.

Despite the impact of the pandemic, 17% of ETFs launched in 2020 already have more than $100 million in assets. Investors are not waiting for a three-year anniversary to consider putting ETF money to work as they used to do with mutual funds.

The vaccine has put a break on the rapid ascent of makers of test kits, protective gear and treatments for COVID-19.

Infinity Q Capital Management announced it’s shutting a $1.8 billion mutual fund and that it placed James Velissaris on leave, cutting off his access to accounts and trading while hiring an expert to value holdings.

Three reports identify trends that will influence retirement plan consulting in the years ahead.

Up 75% from March, the S&P 500’s gain dwarfs all previous bull markets at this stage of the cycle since the 1930s.