Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has released a list of financial companies that boycott energy companies.

The board introduced new investment options, including replacing age-based portfolios with target enrollment year portfolios.

The new trustees began their terms on July 1.

The firm hired a financial advisor, managing director and branch office manager to provide financial planning and wealth management services to nonprofits, individuals, families and businesses in Virginia.

The strategy is focused on OECD countries primarily in North America and Europe.

Texas is making headlines for its oil-fueled university endowment, which could overtake Harvard, but this is no time to gloat.