BOSTON (AP) — Are there guns in your investment portfolio?
It's an issue that some politicians and gun-control advocates are raising after recent mass shootings prompted calls for tougher laws.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wrote letters to six mutual fund companies asking them to sell their stock in gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson, and Sturm, Ruger & Co. It's a critical concern in Chicago, where more than 500 people were murdered last year.
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