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The article predicts that BlackRock's iShares Expanded Tech Sector ETF, which has historically outperformed the S&P 500 due to its focus on leading AI and tech stocks like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Palantir, will continue to beat the market in 2026, driven by strong growth in AI infrastructure and technology investments.
BlackRock advocates for a more modernized approach to bond investments, suggesting that current market conditions make it an opportune time for investors to rethink their bond exposure and adopt new strategies.
BlackRock has lost its second Dutch pension fund mandate due to concerns over its approach to sustainable investing, highlighting ongoing challenges in aligning investment strategies with sustainability goals.
The article highlights three dividend stocks—Realty Income, BlackRock, and Ares Capital—that offer a blend of growth and income, with varying risk and yield levels, suitable for investors with $2,000 looking to build wealth through dividends.
Brad Lander's upcoming departure as NYC comptroller is seen as positive for the city's $300 billion pension fund, as his push to exclude BlackRock over green energy policies is viewed as misguided and potentially harmful to retirees' investments. His focus on climate activism over sound investment strategies and the influence of political agendas are criticized, emphasizing the need for a more pragmatic approach to managing the city's retirement funds.
BlackRock's recent acquisition of HPS Investment Partners revealed a $150 million loss due to a fraudulent telecom loan backed by fake collateral, involving lawsuits against businessman Bankim Brahmbhatt, highlighting risks in asset-based finance amid broader credit market concerns.
BlackRock accuses Indian-origin CEO Bankim Brahmbhatt of orchestrating a $500 million fraud involving fabricated accounts receivable and asset transfers, leading to bankruptcy filings and legal actions, with Brahmbhatt disputing the allegations.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has partnered with Nvidia and Microsoft to acquire Aligned Data Centers for $40 billion, expanding its AI infrastructure investments amid a booming AI sector. The deal supports BlackRock's broader plan to invest up to $100 billion in AI-related data infrastructure, highlighting its significant role in the AI and data center markets. BlackRock's stock remains strong, with the company showing market leadership and continued growth in AI-related assets.
Aligned Data Centers, based in Dallas-Fort Worth, is being acquired in a $40 billion deal by a consortium including BlackRock, Microsoft, and Nvidia, marking one of the largest data center transactions and supporting AI infrastructure growth in Texas, with the company continuing to operate and expand in the region.
BlackRock's GIP and Abu Dhabi's MGX are investing $40 billion to acquire Aligned Data Centers, marking one of the largest infrastructure investments driven by the AI boom, with a focus on hyperscale data centers in the US and South America, amid a surge in AI-related infrastructure spending and energy demand.
A consortium including BlackRock and Nvidia is acquiring Aligned Data Centers from Macquarie for $40 billion to expand AI infrastructure, with plans to deploy up to $100 billion, highlighting the massive investments in AI data center capacity by major tech firms.
A consortium including BlackRock and Nvidia is acquiring Aligned Data Centers for $40 billion to expand AI infrastructure, with plans to deploy up to $100 billion, highlighting the intense investment race in AI development infrastructure.
BlackRock's stock rebounded after reporting strong third-quarter earnings and revenue growth, with assets under management reaching a record $13.46 trillion. The company's positive results and analyst upgrades contributed to the stock crossing its buy point, signaling investor confidence.
BlackRock achieved a record $13.5 trillion in assets under management in Q3, pulling in $205 billion in client funds, driven by growth in private credit, alternative assets, and digital asset initiatives, despite higher costs and strategic acquisitions.
BlackRock is seeking to withdraw some investments from a Jefferies fund that holds significant trade debt exposure to bankrupt auto-parts supplier First Brands, amid concerns over the company's financial decline and halted payments prior to its bankruptcy filing.