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What US companies are telling their Middle East-based employees during the war in Iran
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What US companies are telling their Middle East-based employees during the war in Iran

  • Goldman Sachs told regional employees to work from home and follow local officials' guidance, prioritizing safety and client continuity.
  • Citigroup instructed staff to work from home until further notice, citing employee safety as the top priority.
  • JPMorgan advised regional staff to work from home as it assesses the situation and maintains client services.
  • FedEx highlighted its priority on staff safety and ongoing contingency measures to minimize service disruption.
  • Amazon Web Services reported a data center connectivity issue in the UAE, attributed to objects causing sparks and fire.
  • BlackRock said it is focused on employee and client safety following Iran's retaliatory strikes.
  • Airbnb stated it has no regional offices but is checking in with employees regarding safety and policyholders affected by disruptions.
  • FedEx's regional hub in Dubai World Central remains key for operations with ongoing service alerts.
  • Dubai and Abu Dhabi continue to attract Western professionals seeking lifestyle and business opportunities, despite regional tensions.
  • The article notes the situation follows retaliatory strikes by Iran and regional attacks that prompted policy changes.
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Why We Upgraded This iShares ETF
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Why We Upgraded This iShares ETF

  • Morningstar upgrades MTUM to Silver Medalist Rating with an Above Average Process Pillar, citing momentum-based selection and quarterly rebalances.
  • IWV earns Silver with Process Pillar moving from High to Above Average, reflecting broad exposure and low turnover.
  • QLERX moves from Neutral to Bronze with an Above Average Process Pillar, reflecting a more systematic risk approach.
  • Morningstar emphasizes governance and risk controls as part of the rating methodology for these funds.
  • The upgrades reflect Morningstar’s broader editorial stance on independence and transparency in fund analysis.
  • MTUM’s methodology centers on momentum and volatility-adjusted seven- to 13-month returns with a capped weight.
  • IWV targets the US equity market by representing a broad sample of the Russell 3000 constituents with low turnover.
  • QLERX employs a market-neutral model with a futures overlay to target roughly 0.5 beta over time.
  • Morningstar highlights risk-adjusted momentum as a key feature for MTUM’s selection and diversification.
  • The upgrades include a focus on editorial transparency and how Morningstar handles data and conflicts of interest.
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