Paul Kenney

5 days ago | eagletribune.com | Paul Kenney

In the B.K. (Before Kenyans) Era of American road running, Bill Rodgers, also known as “Boston Billy” — the blond elfish Bambi-striding anchor of Bill Squires GBTC (Greater Boston Track Club) — was the undisputed master of the macadam capturing the coveted Boston Marathon laurel wreath four-times (1975, ’78-80) while book-ending that with four New York City Marathon titles.

4 weeks ago | eagletribune.com | Paul Kenney

On the Saturday morning of May 26, 1962, the No. 1 song in America was “I Can’t Stop Loving You,” by Ray Charles, Sonny Liston reigned as the Heavyweight Champion of the World, a native son from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy occupied the Oval Office, and the national pastime of baseball ruled the sporting world. It would also be the morning that I took my first ride in a cab.

4 weeks ago | cnhinews.com | Paul Kenney

On the Saturday morning of May 26, 1962, the No. 1 song in America was “I Can’t Stop Loving You,” by Ray Charles, Sonny Liston reigned as the Heavyweight Champion of the World, a native son from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, John F. Kennedy occupied the Oval Office, and the national pastime of baseball ruled the sporting world. It would also be the morning that I took my first ride in a cab.

Sep 19, 2024 | eagletribune.com | Paul Kenney

CAMBRIDGE -- After 30 seasons of continuously prowling back and forth, pacing in front of the Harvard University football bench, carving out a route worthy of the Colorado River, coach Tim Murphy, the Ivy League’s all-time winningest coach, decided to hang up his whistle. And with a hat tip to the “Eagles,” there is now a new kid in town residing in the football offices located in the shadow of Harvard Stadium adjacent to the “dirty water” banks of the River Charles.

Jul 8, 2024 | caia.org | Paul Kenney |Jake Goldstein

By Paul Kenney, CFA, SVP – Client Solutions, and Jake Goldstein, Analyst at Syntax Data. SummaryGeographic diversification across major benchmark indices may be insufficient to ensure that a portfolio is sector-risk averse. Following the 2022 tech stock sell-off, the U.S. market, represented by the S&P 1500 Index, still has substantial exposure to the sector.