
BlackRock CEO Fink predicts Iran conflict won't derail economy
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said a U.S.-Iran conflict would be brief and oil prices could drop below $50 per barrel afterward.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said a U.S.-Iran conflict would be brief and oil prices could drop below $50 per barrel afterward.
The Federal Trade Commission will send refund checks to consumers allegedly deceived by corporate landlord Invitation Homes.
Property prices for leasehold flats in the UK are declining as buyers increasingly avoid this type of housing ownership structure.

Multiple sources report on Iran conflict but contain inconsistent details that cannot be independently verified as factual reporting.
Workplace products company Cintas agreed to buy uniform supplier UniFirst for $5.5 billion in enterprise value.
Key energy industry developments in Venezuela as Vitol executive retires and Shell pursues expanded operations.
Multiple private equity firms are reportedly pursuing deals in the entertainment sector, including talent representation companies.
First quarter markets saw energy stocks gain amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, while luxury companies like LVMH experienced significant declines.
Congressional lawmakers questioned major private credit firms about industry practices as the sector faces increased regulatory scrutiny.
Reckitt's stock fell sharply due to lower cold and flu product sales, while AkzoNobel reported higher adjusted earnings despite challenging market conditions.
Technology and industrial companies reported divergent quarterly results, with Indian IT stocks declining while European industrial firm ABB raised guidance.
French food company Danone posted quarterly like-for-like sales growth of 2.7%, driven by improving performance in the United States market.

Salesforce plans to raise up to $25 billion for share buybacks while a Meta executive and Sequoia partner aim to raise over $1 billion for new firm.
Wall Street Journal publishes opinion columns on industrial policy and ethanol fuel pricing.
South Korean equities fell 20% from February highs while a Malaysian chemical producer led Asian gains with a 102% rally.
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