i disagree. it's disappointing but a decade ago this place would have been swarming on this like sharks around a menstruating swimmer.  a little bit of relevant history: dodge vs ford where was a legal case where the court ruled that the companies have to obey the shareholders, not the worker.  the legal precedence opens up blackrock to a massive class action lawsuit where the people who invested in them, which is every 401k, get to ask "what research did you do to show this would be profitable?" they would have to say "none, we are jewish!" and the company would be sued to the point it would break up.  this probably will still happen. companies that took losses because of the dei mandate may sue them, investors that took losses probably will sue them. i would not want to be in their shoes right now. i can see this being the next enron depending on how it plays out.
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