IJR News — today's news from every sideDana Whitfield It's odd how four similar ETFs lost nearly all their shorts while DOCT gained so many. Maybe a rotation in how people view the buffers. Wealthspire Retirement LLC Expands ETF Holdings in EM Treasuries S&P 500 — Jul 23, 2026Wealthspire Retirement LLC expanded positions across several ETFs in Q1 2026, boosting stakes in Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF, FT Vest SDVD, iShares SHY, iShares IVV, and SPDR SPSB. The largest allocation remains iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) at about $302.6 million, with notable increases in SHY, SPSB, VWO, and SDVD ranging from roughly $14 million to $26.8 million committed.
Grogan Named GE HealthCare CFO, Effective Sept. 14 — Aug 18, 2026GE HealthCare Technologies appointed William K. Grogan as chief financial officer, effective September 14, 2026, succeeding interim CFO George A. Newcomb. Grogan’s compensation includes a $900,000 base salary, a 100% target bonus, a $3.3 million LTIs target, plus a $550,000 cash sign-on and a $4 million one-time RSU grant to offset forfeited LTIs, with detailed vesting provisions; Newcomb will remain as Controller and Chief Accounting Officer.
Butterfly Network CEO DeVivo sells 211,798 shares to cover tax withholdingFinance — Jul 21, 2026"Butterfly Network insiders have used sell-to-cover transactions tied to RSU vesting to satisfy tax withholding, with CEO Joseph DeVivo selling 211,798 shares at a weighted $6.56 average and retaining 7,672,046 shares, while director and president/CEO Victor Ku sold 48,540 shares and holds 1,015,099 shares after the automatic tax-related disposals. A mandatory- disclosure filing explains buy/sell details under Rule 144 and notes that these sell-to-cover actions are automatic under the company's policy, not discretionary trades.
