You can add the $3.7 billion hedge fund Tourbillon Capital to the list of firms wary of betting on President Donald Trump’s policies. “The next four years will be filled with a very wide range of outcomes,” Jason Karp, founder of Tourbillon Capital Partners, wrote in a February investor letter reviewed by Business Insider.

Many of the self-proclaimed “jazz cats” that frequent the Birdland Jazzista Social Club on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard reminisce about the East Bay’s rich jazz history. They rattle off names of former spots stretching from Berkeley to Seventh Street in West Oakland, where musicians could jam late into the night without the stuffy constraints felt in upscale venues.

” argues that the modern world is good for people who are motivated by strong personal interests, whether record collecting, hiking, cooking, or obsessing with “Game of Thrones.” These people, called matchers or enthusiasts, are “not trying to come out ahead of everyone else; rather, they seek to have some of their niche preferences fulfilled for the sake of their own internally directed happiness.”

If you’re a recent grad or a college senior, you may have been told to focus your job search. Cut down on the number of applications you send out and just hone in on three or four companies.

Blackberry Ltd may have exited the device business, but fans of the pioneering email machine need not despair as Chinese smartphone maker TCL Communication has introduced its first Blackberry-licensed phone with the physical keyboard that was long its key allure. The KEYone combines a touch display with a physical keyboard to give users more useable space for typing than a typical 5.5-inch all-touch smartphone, along with BlackBerry Ltd’s security and software, TCL said.

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Most analysts agree: a correction lies ahead. Here’s a look at the likely triggers and how to protect your portfolio.

By Yazann Romahi via Iris.xyz With the global economy warming up, but political uncertainty remaining a constant, it’s more important than ever for investors to position their global portfolios to navigate long-term market volatility.

By Frank Homes via Iris.xyz Last Monday, I had the opportunity to attend a conference at Goldman Sachs’ Dallas office. Among the dozens of money managers and investors who attended, a combined $1 trillion in assets was represented.