(Reuters) -BlackRock has asked its staff visiting China for business trips to use temporary loaner phones and avoid using company laptops, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing an internal memo.

China may shift to Bitcoin and gold amid global uncertainty and geopolitical tensions to diversify outside the U.S. Treasuries, BlackRock’s head of thematics and equity ETFs Jay Jacobs said. Jacobs ...

In its latest weekly market commentary report, BlackRock notes a significant step towards stabilizing global trade dynamics with the new U.S.-China deal, which marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing ...

BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) has asked employees traveling to China on business to use temporary loaner phones and avoid bringing company-issued devices, including laptops, iPhones, and iPads, Bloomberg ...