The Loyal League of Yiddish Sons of Erin, formed by Irish-Jewish immigrants in New York, celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with a Jewish twist by incorporating elements of Purim into their festivities. The group, which began as a marketing joke for a Jewish Romanian steakhouse, held monthly meetings and annual picnics, featuring green matzoh balls, kosher corned beef, and green bagels. Membership, initially restricted to Jewish individuals born in Ireland, expanded to include those with any Irish relative. Notable members included the comic duo Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. Historian Hasia Diner notes that Yiddish was the everyday language of Jews in Ireland during the early 20th century, particularly in Dublin's Little Jerusalem.

The National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC) has been directed by its Investment Mandate to invest in priority areas that will support and improve Australia's industry and economy, targeting a cumulative average return of 2-3% above the five-year Australian Government bond rate. The Corporation is expected to take on a higher level of risk than banks and private sector investors to support the objectives of the NRFC Act and the Investment Mandate, including investments in emerging technologies and industries that support national security and supply chain resilience. The Investment Mandate outlines acceptable levels of risk, investment considerations, targeted financing levels, and limits on the Corporation's powers. The NRFC is expected to complement and attract additional investment, avoiding competition with private sector investment or other government entities.

Aaron White, vice-president of sustainable investments at CIBC Asset Management, discusses the current trends in ESG products, highlighting the global adoption of ESG integration, the focus on fossil fuel divestment, emission reduction strategies, the affordability of carbon offsets, the growth of green bond issuance in Canada, and the potential of impact investing. He emphasizes the importance of authentic ESG risk management and the evolution of investment solutions to cater to these trends.

The article discusses strategies for winning PGA Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) contests, emphasizing the importance of diversification, historical success over recent success, and a balanced statistical approach. It highlights the unpredictability of golf results and suggests ways to manage this volatility, such as avoiding overinvestment in any one golfer and considering long-term performance over recent form. The author, Aaron White, uses examples from the Desert Classic to illustrate these points and advises against relying too heavily on popular indicators like Vegas odds and course fit.

The article discusses strategies for daily fantasy sports (DFS) players in the context of the 2019 Masters PGA tournament. It suggests leveraging the influx of inexperienced DFS players by focusing on less popular but valuable golfers. Dustin Johnson is highlighted as a strong pick due to expected lower ownership, despite his talent. Jason Day and Sergio Garcia are also recommended as undervalued players. The author advises limiting exposure to Tiger Woods due to his high ownership and diminished value. The article is written by Aaron White, a professional DFS player with a background in economics from Northwestern University.