The investment seeks long-term capital appreciation. Under normal market conditions, the fund will invest at least 80% of net assets in common stocks of small capitalization companies. The managers ...

THE WAR in Iran has yielded some suspiciously timed trades across multiple different kinds of markets in the month since the U.S. and Israel started it. The one trade garnering the most attention this ...

For more than 45 years, U.S. presidents have wanted to destroy the radical, anti-American regime in Tehran. They always concluded that the risks of war were too great — until President Donald Trump’s ...

Capital One (COF) could be preparing to transition several of its branded credit cards to the Discover Network, the latest step in the integration between the two consumer banking giants, which arose ...

An often-repaired stretch of Stephanie Street in Henderson is set for a nearly $23 million improvement project. The project will see a sewer and water reclamation pipeline repaired under a two-mile ...

Once viewed as a draft bust and then as a quarterback who couldn't win big games, Sam Darnold is now a Super Bowl champion. Darnold capped off his fairytale season on Sunday by leading the Seattle ...

As New England recovers from Winter Storm Fern, the ordeal revealed a truth we can no longer avoid: Our region’s energy strategy must incorporate natural gas, as emerging energy sources such as wind ...

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President Trump is not a man to back down, but sometimes he should make adjustments. The violence in Minneapolis and the threatened takeover of Greenland are in that zone. So here’s what’s really ...

Former special counsel Jack Smith says he has no real regrets about how he handled his indictments of Donald Trump. Really? Plus, the Justice Department gives a subpoena to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, as ...

It’s called the High Five — and it’s one of the tallest highway interchanges in the world. With five stacked levels, 700 columns, and 37 bridges, this Dallas megastructure isn’t just big. It’s absurd.