ETFs

Of the record $900 billion poured into the U.S. ETF industry in 2021, roughly one-in-every-three dollars went to Vanguard’s products. So far this year it’s more than one in two.

Bloomberg data shows that 50 new ETFs have already launched in 2022, up from 38 at this point last year.

From coffee to mind-altering drugs, the actively managed funds can have very niche focuses — and wildly varying returns.

The cuts continue a trend that started 20 years ago.

Not only that, but they're lagging the markets in many cases.

Often-obscure factors affect the returns of individual funds that mirror similar indexes. Here's what you need to know.

The ranking of the largest groups of funds stayed stable while money poured in.

The ETF industry is bringing a surprising twist to hands-off, passive investing.

Both growth-focused ARK and value-driven Berkshire Hathaway have racked up gains.

Actively-managed funds that are flooding the market put a complicated twist on low-cost passive investing.