In the closing of the recent trading day, BlackRock (BLK) stood at $1, denoting a +1.12% move from the preceding trading day.
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Exicure (NASDAQ: XCUR), a clinical-stage biotechnology company specializing in next-generation stem-cell mobilization therapies, has staged a massive rally as investors reacted to the company's new breakthrough products.
BlackRock's Powell sees AI infrastructure spend accelerating, not cresting. Hardware, power and materials firms are positioned for steadier gains than model developers, he added.
BlackRock's next dividend raise is right around the corner, which would extend its dividend growth streak to 17 years. The asset manager continues to be well-positioned for net revenue and adjusted diluted EPS growth for the foreseeable future. BlackRock holds a considerable net cash and cash equivalents/investments position.
Interest rate cuts are finally materializing, and growth is expected to slow, with 2026 expected to be a policy transition year.
Bitcoin ETFs have become BLK's top revenue driver, with IBIT assets soaring past many legacy funds since launch in January 2024.
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is urging three of the city's pension funds to drop BlackRock because of what he's calling "inadequate" climate plans. BlackRock is the city's largest money manager overseeing more than $42 billion of index funds for the pensions.
BLK teams with AccessFintech to deliver real-time post-trade connectivity and boost transparency across the Aladdin ecosystem.
After 10 years and under $100 million in assets, many ETFs still trading are on life support, before possibly being sent to the graveyard. However, last week assets in the previously obscure iShares Systematic Bond ETF (SYSB) rose approximately ten-fold.
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Investors pulled roughly $523 million from BlackRock's flagship iShares Bitcoin Trust on Tuesday, according to data from Farside Investors, marking the fund's largest single-day withdrawal since its launch.