BlackRock Inc.'s iShares is reviewing its contracts with index providers in light of The Vanguard Group Inc.'s switch to flat fees for licensing indexes.
Nearly $180B in net inflows in 2012; tactical, strategic
After unit's restructuring, Rieder and Holt to take over.
Some market watchers say equity investors are too complacent about risks, but new indicators back the bulls
Although the high-yield market might not have changed fundamentally, junk-bond yields have taken a noticeable dive from their peak late last month.
Four years ago, Mark Fetting took over the reins at the mutual fund giant in a bid to turn the company around. It hasn't worked out. Now, Fetting is on the way out.
Pension funds contend that BlackRock unit violated its fiduciary duty.
A shake-up of subsidiaries could mean time is running out for the storied mutual fund brand -- a brand that has long been synonymous with Bill Miller.
Money manager stanches bleeding over last 20 quarters; profits up as well in Q2
Bernstein sees similarities to early 1980s
Changes come as Treasuries and other investment-grade fixed-income instruments are yielding near-record lows
Here are some scenarios that could drive equities to strong returns going forward
Price targets cut; remember those $1,000 forecasts?
Schwab reportedly is putting together a commission-free platform — but there may be a catch
McKinsey says name brands will drive big growth over next seven years.
Washington looks to wriggle out of promise made just two years ago; can lawmakers keep their hands off?
Taking a step toward portfolio diversification
Stampede into stocks that offer big payouts pushing share prices sky high; other income-producers exist
