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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In a post on X announcing the Tesla ETF delay, Azoria's CEO said Elon Musk's political party launch conflicts with his ...

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

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 […] ...

The Trump administration’s anti-DEI campaign comes as money management firms and pension plans have not progressed much lately on improving diversity.

When one applies the same reasoning that DEI proponents apply when anti-DEI shareholder proposals are defeated, the following three votes make a strong case for concluding that over 90% of shareholder ...

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

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 ...

"Institutional investors have largely resisted anti-DEI proposals, viewing them as inconsistent with established corporate governance principles and the interests of shareholders.

In his 2026 fiscal year budget request, Trump pledged to keep investing in the expansion of apprenticeship opportunities while eliminating funding to "progressive non-profits" that focus on DEI.