(Bloomberg) -- Yale University is cutting costs and offering retirement incentives as it prepares for higher US taxes on its endowment income and reduced federal funding. The New Haven school, the ...

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David F. Swenson, the chief investment officer of Yale University’s endowment, says most endowments are on a fruitless search for market-beating returns and should abandon active management in favor ...

Yale University announced Dec. 3 that due to increased endowment taxes and anticipated changes to federal funding, layoffs may be considered for certain schools or programs. Jeff Bezos Says He Loves ...

David F. Swensen, the veteran steward of Yale University’s $20-billion endowment, talked to The New York Times about bucking the trend of endowment managers defecting from academe for the hefty pay ...

A big increase in the tax on university endowments is adding to financial uncertainty for the wealthiest colleges in the U.S., leading several already to lay off staff or implement hiring freezes.

Yale University's endowment grew by billions during the last fiscal year — further securing its spot as the second wealthiest private university in the nation. As of June 30, Yale's endowment was ...

Yale's endowment is down roughly 25 percent since the fiscal year that ended June 30, its president, Richard Levin, announced today. Just two weeks ago, Harvard president Drew Faust also announced ...

A big increase in the tax on university endowments is adding to financial uncertainty for the wealthiest colleges in the U.S., leading several already to lay off staff or implement hiring freezes.