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...Apple and Google-owner Alphabet were accused of favouring their own app stores while Facebook-owner Meta is being probed over its use of personal data for advertising....
...MSCI said in a statement that its indexes “follow transparent and rules-based methodologies.” FTSE Russell, Apple and Alphabet did not respond to requests for comment....
...State Street Global Advisors is cutting fees on two of its exchange traded funds in Europe to 3 basis points, making them “even more accessible and affordable”....
...Take Google’s parent company Alphabet, which reported investments in nearly 50 companies in its last 13F. Many are medtech or biotech companies, including Decibel Therapeutics and Fulcrum Therapeutics....
...Graham Tuckwell, the driving force behind the creation of the world’s first gold exchange traded fund, has teamed up with Lion Point, an activist hedge fund, in an effort to oust Jonathan Steinberg from...
...Bitcoin exchange traded funds have started to bring in big money for asset managers, upwards of $1bn in the first few days of trading....
...None of this is to say that the famous runaway performance this year of the Magnificent Seven stocks — Apple, Microsoft, Google parent Alphabet, Amazon, Tesla, Nvidia and Facebook parent Meta — is heading...
...Microsoft delighted and Alphabet disappointed in earnings yesterday. Competition in the cloud appeared to make the difference....
...But they are public companies themselves and mainstays in the portfolios of ordinary stockholders worldwide....
...up to £250mn in equity funding and £350mn of debt from investors....
...operator, and Tonia Pankopf, managing partner at Pareto Advisors, an investment management consultant....
...At present the actively managed ETP is invested in chipmakers Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices, Netflix and Google’s parent, Alphabet....
...Seven of the biggest constituents — Apple, Microsoft, Google owner Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Tesla and Meta — have ripped higher, gaining between 40 per cent and 180 per cent this year....
...Both BlackRock and State Street have faced questions from state governments in Texas and West Virginia, which plan to boycott financial services groups that “discriminate” against fossil fuels....
...The so-called “Fanmag” stocks — comprising Facebook owner Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, Apple and Google owner Alphabet — recently made up more than a fifth of the popular iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS...
...) linked to the assets in its real estate equity funds....
...German watchdogs have already opened probes against the likes of Amazon, Facebook and Google, and insiders tell DD to expect more action in 2023....
...BlackRock had warned that it would vote against shareholder resolutions it perceived as too prescriptive, and State Street Global Advisors said it had prioritised long-term financial value for its investors...
...Yesterday, a group of Alphabet shareholders hit the Google parent with a welter of proposals around human rights and governance risks ahead of its annual meeting this summer....
...At the end of December, the top positions held across the world’s 20 largest ESG funds, which together manage about $340bn in assets, were technology giants Microsoft, Google’s parent company Alphabet and...
...But importantly, this week the sell-off extended to marquee tech names that are among the largest in benchmark US stock indices, including Apple and Google-owner Alphabet....
...(Reuters) News round-up Google parent Alphabet launches 20-for-1 stock split (FT) Berlin blocks takeover of chip supplier by Taiwan rival (FT + Lex) Rio Tinto reveals sexual assaults and culture of ‘...
...In a paper published today, its stewardship group explained more explicitly what it expects companies to do in regard to climate risk — and the potential consequences if those expectations are not met....
...In Manchester, Matt Moulding, founder of online retailer The Hut Group, had managed to raise his first institutional funds with investment from BlackRock after six years of trying....
...“There is a lot of publicity on how the S&P 500 is getting concentrated,” she said, with the five largest technology stocks — Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet, the parent of Google — accounting...
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