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Louisiana treasurer pulls state money out of firm because of its ‘anti-fossil fuel policies’

Por: The Advocate Politics October 06, 2022

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State Treasurer John Schroder said the state is pulling $794 million out of the BlackRock Inc. investment firm because the company is putting political and social goals ahead of robust returns for state taxpayers.They are pushing their agenda contrary to the best interests of the people whose money they are using, Schroder said in a statement Wednesday.The GOP state treasurer, who is expected to run for governor next year, is objecting to... + full article



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