Azoria Meritocracy Fund invests in companies hiring based on merit rather than demographics, as corporate America scales back DEI initiatives following Trump's executive orders.

Trump ally and former DOGE adviser James Fishback has launched an index fund that excludes S&P 500 companies with DEI hiring goals. Should you invest?

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Azoria has postponed its Tesla Convexity ETF launch, citing CEO distraction concerns. - The firm sent a letter to Tesla's ...

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North Carolina Democratic Gov. Josh Stein vetoed on Thursday three anti-DEI bills and another measure that in part would ...

Proxy voting gives shareholders a voice in company decisions, but most fund investors don't directly control these votes. Learn how asset managers vote your shares, how this practice is evolving ...

The ripple effects of this anti-trans rhetoric extend into the private sector, compelling businesses to reevaluate their DEI strategies in fear of backlash or scrutiny.

The overhaul stems from a pair of anti-DEI executive orders, which direct federal agencies to cancel all "equity-related" grants, and require government contractors and recipients of federal funds ...

Seattle Pride reportedly faces an uncertain future as corporations turn away from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. In recent years, Pride parades have been funded by major ...