The world’s largest asset manager can now do business with Texas. Here’s where it stands in other states.

Texas funds holding an estimated $50 billion in assets will now be permitted to invest in BlackRock funds and seek its ...

The Texas Comptroller’s office removed international investment giant BlackRock Inc. from a list of companies public agencies ...

Texas has officially removed BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE:BLK) from its list of financial companies accused of opposing fossil fuel ...

Texas on Tuesday removed BlackRock from a list of companies seen as boycotting the energy industry, a step the New York asset ...

Texas’ comptroller said BlackRock is no longer considered to be “boycotting” fossil fuels and its change in climate alliance ...

BlackRock Inc. was removed from Texas’ blacklist of companies that boycott fossil fuels, ending a three-year standoff over ...

Decision allows state funds to buy shares in the asset manager and invest in its funds following three-year boycott ...

BlackRock's (BLK) retreat from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives has it back in good stead with a key ...

After pulling back from ESG initiatives (Environmental, Social, and Governance) as a result of pushback from Texas trade ...

Emboldened by a sympathetic administration in Washington, the state is trying to use the size of its economy to shape ...

June 3 (Reuters) - Texas on Tuesday removed BlackRock (BLK.N), opens new tab from a list of companies seen as boycotting the energy industry, a step the New York asset manager won only with steep ...