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The Financial Time’s global finance correspondent, Robin Wigglesworth, examines indexing’s serendipitous beginnings and the innovators who transformed the financial industry.

"Being able to sit and wait and look like a fool over long periods of time is a durable edge that I have because people can't do that," he said

In the film with Matt Damon and Penélope Cruz, Texas filled in for Mexico and New Mexico...

Business professor Javier Estrada has created a new type of asset allocation tool he calls the gain-pain index.

At least 27 scientists with San Diego ties have won Nobel Prizes. Is there something in the water?

TAt least 27 scientists who do, or did, work here won the prize

"Il est désolant de constater le peu d'importance accordée à la nature et au climat dans les modèles et les pratiques qui régissent le système financier", déplore l'ex-banquier belge Frank Van Gansbeke. Un financement des entreprises basé sur le respect de l'environnement, une supervision avisée des banques, une politique monétaire verte et une devise climatique mondiale permettraient pourtant de corriger le tir.

/PRNewswire/ -- Acorns Grow Incorporated ("Acorns"), the saving and investing app that has helped its customers invest more than $9.6 billion, has appointed...

‘Anarchist’ Mac McQuown started an index revolution 50 years ago Sam Potter Save Share The unsung hero of modern investing spends his days on the sunny vineyards of Sonoma, California – a world away from Wall Street. John “Mac” McQuown never helmed a big bank, crafted policy from Washington DC, nor enjoyed name recognition like his kindred spirit Jack Bogle. John McQuown and his team of legendary academics created the first index fund 50 years ago.  AP But 50 years ...

Ten of the most innovative investors in history, from Jack Bogle to Jeremy Siegel, have one golden rule for investing that everyone should know.