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?

Good morning! It’s Daniel de Visé with your Daily Money. One S&P 500 please, hold the diversity, equity and inclusion. That ...

White House is advancing politically neutral AI tools under federal contracts as part of broader anti-DEI campaign.

Just as you are ready to rule out common sense in the corporate world, sanity may be on the verge of making a comeback. The left always […] ...

Conservative ETFs — and virtue-signaling funds of all political stripes — are proliferating in the Trump age. The newest ...

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

A company formerly tied to candidate Nate Morris has scrubbed its website of politically damaging posts by the former CEO on ...

At a time when AI is dominating tech, Black Tech Week sets entrepreneurs up for success by providing funding and networking ...

Future of Kevin O’Leary-backed Wonder Fund ‘up in the air’ due to anti-DEI order The fund will have invested $30 million into more than a dozen companies by the end of June, but a final $15 ...

New ETF from Doge Dividend Architect bets against DEI by excluding S&P 500 companies that explicitly hire on race and gender, removing Nike, Intel, Airbnb, and others.Azoria's 'Anti-DEI' ETF takes on ...

Three judges, including two Trump appointees, said the administration had overstepped its authority in its efforts to rid schools of DEI.