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The Muni Brief: NYC’s Pied-à-Terre Tax

To receive more Municipal Bonds insights, sign up in our subscription center. By James Colby Originally published May 19, 2026 For more news, information, and strategy, visit the Beyond Basic Beta Content Hub. IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES Please note that VanEck may offer investment products that invest in the asset class(es) or industries included herein. This is...

Why Enterprises Need a Control Plane

Artificial intelligence is advancing beyond standalone large language model (LLM) demonstrations and shifting into AI agents. However, there needs to be a solution for an enterprise-grade control plane before corporations can scale these autonomous agents from demos into live production. Widespread deployment requires...

The Case for RCLO’s High-Conviction CLO Portfolio

When investors are looking to diversify their fixed income portfolios with collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) via ETFs, no two funds are the same. That also goes for funds that employ an active approach — such is the case with the Reckoner BBB-B CLO...

A Summer Stock Melt Up?

The summer heat is on for equities Memorial Day kicked off the unofficial start to summer this week, and stock investors could be looking at some sunny days ahead. The reason: The S&P 500 Index’s return from June 1 through July 31 has been positive...

Mailbag: A Follow-Up on Pfizer & Other Questions

Two weeks ago, I said that one of my favorite stocks right now is Pfizer (PFE). The pharmaceutical giant is in the middle of a transformational period with the goal to return to growth by 2029. It’s navigating through a patent cliff for its...

Earnings Analysis: US Exceptionalism | ETF Trends

We believe analysts are balancing the effects of the Iranian conflict, rising headline inflation, and bond yields spiking, with the tailwinds of AI (both infrastructure build and productivity gains from adoption) and the remarkable resilience of US consumers. This recent strong earnings season...
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