CNBC's Bob Pisani with BlackRock's Samara Cohen, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss crypto as the Bitcoin ETFs begin trading today.

BlackRock (BLK), Invesco (IVZ) and WisdomTree (WT) are three asset managers that must be watched closely as the SEC finally approves 11 Bitcoin ETF applications.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given the go-ahead to the first-ever U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking Bitcoin. This watershed moment marks a significant leap ...

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Anticipation about the launch of spot bitcoin ETFs is peaking late Wednesday after the Securities and Exchange Commission greenlit such funds for trading on U.S. exchanges.

After a false report on Tuesday, crypto bulls and investment firms await the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) ultimate decision on Wednesday over whether to approve issuances of a spot bi...

BlackRock (BLK) intends to slash 3% of its workforce in sync with its efforts to reallocate resources amid rapidly changing operating backup.

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The new year is here, and all the major investment banks and asset managers have been excitingly putting out their macroeconomic projections for 2024. Whatever they advise their clients will likely...

BlackRock and Ark Investments said on Wednesday they were lowering the fees on their proposed spot bitcoin exchange traded funds.

BlackRock is to cut around 3% of its staff just months after it warned it was feeling the impact of investors parking money in high-interest cash accounts. Some 600 jobs to go out of a workforce of...

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CNBC's Leslie Picker joins 'Closing Bell' to report on BlackRock's plan to cut 3% of it's global workforce.

Investment-management giant BlackRock Inc. plans to lay off around 3% of its staff, or around 600 employees, the company said on Tuesday, amid what executives described as a “rapidly changing” econ...

BlackRock will dismiss about 600 employees, or roughly 3% of its global workforce, as it seeks to reallocate resources amid rapid changes in asset management. Sonali Basak has more.