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Mishti Ali
Mishti Ali is a journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
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Lil Nas X condemns music industry for treatment of LGBT artists
Lil Nas X criticizes the music industry for its restrictive treatment of LGBT artists, highlighting the pressure to sanitize their identities. He discusses his controversial actions, such as the release of Nike 'Satan shoes' and the use of religious imagery in his music video 'Montero (Call Me By Your Name)', aimed at addressing LGBT repression. Lil Nas X also reflects on his journey of coming out and embracing his identity, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in his work.
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Aurora Almendral
Radio clients: NPR News, PRI’s The World, BBC World Service, WNYC, NJPR, NPR’s Snap Judgment, Deutsche Welle Phoners / two-ways / live-to-air: NBC, NPR; Sky News (UK); CBS Radio New York; Deutsche Welle (Germany); CBC News Radio; Radio New Zealand; WNYC (New York)
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Global shippers will deal another blow to Russian store shelves
Shipping lines Maersk, MSC, Hapag-Lloyd, and Ocean Network Express have suspended service to Russia, further isolating the country from global trade due to the escalating crisis in Ukraine and economic sanctions. This suspension, excluding food, medicine, and humanitarian aid, is expected to impact the quality of life in Russia by reducing the availability of imported goods. The decision follows similar actions by American and European companies like Apple, Volkswagen, Harley Davidson, and Nike, which have ceased business operations in Russia.
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Masenjka Bacic
Masenjka Bacic is a journalist based in Split, Croatia. She is graduated in sociology and to be graduated in comparative literature and Spanish language. She is working as journalist since 2007. when started by working for local daily newspaper Solobodna Dalmacija and continued as free-lance ...
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Dubrovnik Residents Fight for Their City Amidst Tourist Boom
The article discusses the impact of tourism on Dubrovnik, Croatia, where the influx of visitors, particularly from cruise ships, has significantly outnumbered the local population. The city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has seen a rise in tourism partly due to its feature in the TV show Game of Thrones. While tourism brings economic benefits, it also causes issues such as overcrowding, loss of local shops, and challenges to the city's infrastructure. The local government, led by Mayor Mato Franković, is taking measures to limit tourist numbers. Residents like Marija Grazio and journalist Mirjana Puhjera express concerns about the city's livability and the encroachment of commercial interests on public spaces. The article also touches on the high property prices, the seasonal nature of the economy, and the desire of locals to reclaim their city.
Amy Bracken
Amy Bracken is an independent print and radio journalist with a focus on migration, development, and human rights. She has reported extensively from Haiti over the last decade, and more recently from the Dominican Republic, for Al Jazeera America and PRI’s The World. Amy is a graduate of the ...
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10 things you need to know today: June 3, 2019
President Trump arrived in London for a state visit amid the Brexit crisis, suggesting Boris Johnson as a potential prime minister. DeWayne Craddock, who fatally shot 12 people in Virginia Beach, had resigned earlier that day. A report on the killings of indigenous Canadian women labeled the violence as genocide. Trump is serious about imposing tariffs on Mexican imports to curb illegal immigration. Talks between the U.S. and Mexico are set to avoid a trade conflict. A cruise ship accident in Venice injured four tourists. Kevin Hassett, Trump's economic adviser, is stepping down. Leah Chase, a renowned Creole chef and civil rights activist, passed away. The Affordable Care Act has reduced racial disparities in cancer care. 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' led the box office, followed by 'Rocketman' and 'Ma'.
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Rebecca Bundhun
Rebecca Bundhun is a British journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. She writes for publications including The International New York Times and The National newspaper, Abu Dhabi. She focuses on business, economics, and social issues in India.
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Why India is set for an equity boom after latest MSCI additions
India's equity market is poised to receive a $1.5 billion investment boost as nine additional stocks are included in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. This reflects India's strong market fundamentals and increasing foreign investor interest. MSCI has increased India's weightage in its index, which is expected to attract more foreign funds. The Indian stocks joining the index include Tata Motors, IndusInd Bank, Suzlon Energy, and One 97 Communications (Paytm's parent company). India now has the second-highest weightage on the index after China. The country's economic growth and government measures are attracting foreign investment, despite recent market setbacks due to global factors such as the Israel-Gaza conflict and concerns over the Chinese economy. Analysts suggest that the inclusion of Indian stocks in the MSCI index is a sign of confidence in the Indian market and could lead to increased foreign capital inflows and higher valuations for Indian equities.
Bernadette Chua
Bernadette Chua is a journalist based in Quezon City, Philippines. Writer-producer-editor, with years of experience in TV and print media. Produced hundreds of stories on a wide range of topics, including food, travel, music, lifestyle, culture, history, news, social issues, politics, and ...
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Ultimate Guide: MSC Cruises
MSC Cruises, a Swiss-based family-owned cruise line, is renowned for its European flair and Italian maritime heritage. As the fourth largest cruise company globally, it offers well-crafted itineraries to over 200 destinations with a fleet of 22 vessels categorized into seven classes. The cruise line provides a luxurious onboard experience with elegant lounges, state-of-the-art facilities, and diverse dining options ranging from Italian to international cuisines. MSC Cruises also offers a wide array of entertainment and activities, including Broadway-inspired shows and kid-friendly amenities. While not initially all-inclusive, guests can opt for the MSC Yacht Club for a more luxurious experience.
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Piero Cingari
Piero Cingari is an accomplished financial writer and analyst with a rich background in covering financial and economic themes. He holds master's in economics from the University of Bologna. He began as a bond/FX strategist at AcomeA SGR, later covering currencies and commodities at Capital.com. ...
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Jobs Completed 112
Job Success Rate 97%
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S&P 500 Poised For Best Year Vs. Global Stocks Since 1997: Bank Of America Warns Of 2005 Rotation
The S&P 500 is on track to outperform global equities significantly in 2024, driven by U.S. economic strength. However, Bank of America analysts, including Michael Hartnett, predict a potential reversal in 2025 due to factors like a strong U.S. dollar and global economic shifts. They foresee a shift towards international markets, with fiscal easing in China and Europe potentially boosting global equities. Despite anticipated volatility, Bank of America remains optimistic about the S&P 500's long-term prospects, setting a high year-end target for 2025. Analysts also discuss potential impacts of Trump 2.0 policies on inflation and economic growth.
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Melinda Crow
Melinda Crow is a journalist based in Waco, United States of America. Author of four Falcon Guides, including the newest editions of Camping New Mexico and Camping Colorado. Her freelance writing, combined with her passion for travel has taken her to 35 U.S. states and 30 countries spread across ...
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12 tricks to getting the most value from your cruise vacations
The article provides 12 strategies to maximize value from cruise vacations, emphasizing pre-cruise planning and onboard attention to detail. It highlights the importance of monitoring emails for upgrade offers, joining loyalty programs for perks, and utilizing free onboard amenities like drinks and entertainment. The piece also suggests leveraging cabin perks, enjoying free entertainment, and exploring private island activities. Additionally, it discusses the benefits of VIP packages for added value without the cost of a suite. Overall, the article underscores the potential for significant value through careful planning and awareness of available offers.
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Alberto De Filippis
Alberto De Filippis is a journalist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Please use this phone +33 607 636203
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Holiday cruise giant MSC using Cuban workers as 'slaves', says NGO
Human rights organizations and MEPs have accused European companies, including MSC Cruises, of exploiting Cuban workers in conditions akin to semi-slavery. The NGO Prisoners Defenders, supported by Human Rights Watch, claims that MSC Cruises collaborates with Selecmar, a Cuban authority that 'lends' workers globally, and withholds 80% of their wages. Evidence has been presented to the International Criminal Court. MSC Cruises responded by stating they treat all crew members equally and fairly. The European Parliament's vice-president, Dita Charanzova, emphasized the need for the European Union to enforce its human rights agreements with Cuba and ban forced labor.
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Claudia De Meulemeester
Claudia De Meulemeester is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. She has a background in radio, print and online publishing with a focus on financial news reporting.
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Downgrades expected as MSCI amends methodology for ESG fund ratings
MSCI is expected to downgrade several ESG fund ratings as it amends its methodology. This change may impact the financial markets, particularly funds that have been rated highly under the previous criteria.
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Victor Fernandes
Victor Fernandes is a journalist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Video editor, cameraman, handling various editing programs in any format, material management, live transmissions, streaming, LiveU management, use of Mac and PC systems, use of professional cameras, production assistance, ...
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MSC Cruises receives environmental excellence certification
MSC Cruises has been awarded the Green Marine Europe certification for environmental excellence, achieving the highest possible scores in eight performance indicators. The certification highlights the company's commitment to sustainability and environmental leadership. Captain Minas Myrtidis, Vice President of Environmental Operations and Compliance, accepted the award in Bilbao, Spain. MSC Cruises and its luxury brand, Explora Journeys, aim to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with significant reductions already made since 2008.
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Sarah Hedley Hymers
Sarah Hedley Hymers is a broadcast, print and web journalist based between Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and London, UK. Sarah hosts food and travel TV shows for the international channel Euronews; her latest show explored the lesser-known mountainous region of Aseer in Saudi Arabia. She is also a ...
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Interview: Phil Dickinson on Qatar’s Post-World Cup Tourism Strategy
Phil Dickinson, Vice President of International Markets at Visit Qatar, discusses Qatar's tourism strategy post-FIFA World Cup 2022. The country has seen a strong start to 2023 with events like Shop Qatar and the Qatar International Food Festival driving record arrivals, particularly from GCC markets. The new half-a-billion-dollar Grand Terminal has boosted the cruise sector, with major lines like MSC, Costa, Aida, and Tui servicing Qatar. MICE and Indian weddings have also been significant tourism drivers. Upcoming events include the Formula 1 Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix and the MotoGP Qatar Airways Grand Prix 2023. Qatar Airways, the world's best airline, and Hamad International Airport, the world's best airport, support the tourism infrastructure. Qatar is actively promoting in priority markets through representative offices, PR, media, trade shows, and familiarization trips.
Indrabati Lahiri
I am a finance journalist and editor, with almost 4 years' experience across full-time and freelance roles, based in London, United Kingdom. I've written about equitiies, commodities, finance, investing and emerging markets extensively. Currently, I'm a business reporter at Euronews. I've ...
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Jobs Completed 98
Job Success Rate 98%
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Supply Disruptions Could Spur Inflation - EBRD Chief Economist
Inflation in Europe is gradually decreasing, but risks remain due to supply chain disruptions, particularly in the Red Sea, exacerbated by the Middle East conflict. Beata Javorcik, Chief Economist of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, highlights the potential for rising energy prices to spur inflation. Shipping companies like Maersk, MSC, and Hapag-Lloyd have halted operations in the Red Sea, increasing costs and transit times. Central banks remain cautious, with inflation still above the 2% target in many countries. The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and its potential misuse in electoral processes is also a key concern at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Despite challenges, the European economy is expected to perform better this year, though high natural gas prices and deindustrialization pose significant threats. The EBRD prioritizes green transition investments, with over 50% of last year's investments directed towards green economy development.
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Eva Levesque
Eva Levesque is a journalist and producer based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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Houthi militants firing missiles
Following missile and drone attacks by Yemen's Houthi militants in the Red Sea, two European oil and gas companies, BP and Equinor, along with several shipping lines such as CMA CGM, MSC, and AP Moller-Maersk, are diverting their tankers from the area. The US has launched Operation Prosperity Guardian to protect commercial vessels. Despite the attacks, Goldman Sachs believes that crude oil and LNG prices will not be significantly affected. The Suez Canal, a critical trade route, sees 8% of global seaborne bulk trade, with jet fuel being the most exposed commodity. The Houthi militants have recently seized a Japanese ship and claimed responsibility for an attack on a Norwegian tanker.
Reed Lindsay
Reed Lindsay is a documentary filmmaker and journalist with 20 years of experience reporting, investigating, writing, producing, directing and mentoring around the world. He is the founder and currently the director of Belly of the Beast, an innovative new media organization that covers Cuba and U....
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In Broad Daylight and in the Shadows: The Deep Lobbying Campaign to Crush Investment in Cuba
The article delves into the extensive lobbying campaign led by conservative Cuban-American figures and the Trump administration to enforce Title III of the Helms-Burton Act, which has significantly deterred investment in Cuba. The activation of Title III has led to numerous lawsuits against companies, particularly cruise lines, for 'trafficking' expropriated properties, exacerbating Cuba's economic crisis. The piece highlights the historical context of U.S.-Cuba relations, the impact of sanctions on the Cuban economy, and the political maneuvers behind the scenes. Key figures like John Bolton, Mauricio Claver-Carone, and Marco Rubio played pivotal roles in shaping this policy, which has had far-reaching consequences for both Cuban citizens and international businesses.
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Adam Lucente
Multimedia journalist based in Erbil covering Iraq and Syria.
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Jobs Completed 1
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Explainer: Did investors profit from Hamas attack on Israel?
Two US researchers, Robert Jackson Jr. and Joshua Mitts, released a report suggesting that some investors may have had prior knowledge of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel and profited from Israeli securities. The report highlighted a significant spike in short interest in the MSCI Israel Exchange Traded Fund and increased short sales on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange before the attack. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority provided the data for the report. The head of Israel's stock exchange denied any irregularities.
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Anirban Mahapatra
I am a documentary filmmaker, photographer, multimedia journalist and conservation storyteller currently based and registered for business in Suva, Fiji. I specialise in impactful storytelling related to social justice, human rights, climate change, climate resilience, environmental conservation, ...
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Curiosity and Change: A New Year's Reflection
The article reflects on the author's personal changes and covers a variety of topics. NASA launched a water-tracking satellite, and a nuclear fusion breakthrough was achieved. The author's column in Hindustan Times discusses Australia's plan to use a virus against invasive carp, raising concerns about ecological impacts and virus mutation. A new owl species was discovered in Africa, emphasizing the need for conservation. Haiti faces a cholera outbreak, and the northern hemisphere may experience a severe cold and flu season. Ancient DNA reveals Greenland's past green landscape. Lastly, the author mentions a Bloomberg crime story about a massive cocaine bust on the MSC Gayane ship. The article concludes with New Year's wishes for hope, health, and peace.
Aliide Naylor
British journalist, editor, and researcher. Work published in the Guardian, POLITICO Europe, New Statesman, Vice, The Moscow Times, and New Eastern Europe. Now primarily in London/Baltics but open to Russia-based commissions with the appropriate arrangements.
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Israel vows to retaliate for Iran attack — as it happened
Iran launched an unprecedented drone and missile attack on Israel, which was retaliated against by Israeli and US defense systems. The attack was in response to an Israeli airstrike on Iran's consulate in Damascus. The G7 and other international bodies are working towards de-escalation, with the UN Security Council holding an emergency meeting. The UK and US have condemned Iran's actions, and the UK has deployed additional RAF jets to the region. Iran's military claims the attack achieved its objectives, while Israel vows to retaliate appropriately. The situation remains tense with global calls for restraint.
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Brian Otieno
Brian Otieno is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in Nairobi, Kenya. He was raised in Kibera, where he documents the everyday realities of ordinary life through his photo project called KiberaStories, which started in 2013. His passion and commitment lie in capturing ...
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Port gets new services from shipping giants—Ruto
The Mombasa port has received new services from major shipping lines, including Messina Line, Emirates Shipping Line, Cosco, MSC, CMA CGM, and Maersk, due to its high efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The port's efficiency has led to no waiting times for ships, unlike other regional ports facing congestion. Kenya Ports Authority's investments in equipment and human capital have significantly improved the port's performance, attracting more shipping lines. The port's expansion and new gantry cranes have also contributed to its increased berth occupancy and overall productivity.
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Stian Overdahl
I'm an experienced journalist, editor and photographer based in Berlin, Germany, with regular travel in the Middle East, especially in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. I've covered business, politics and culture, mainly in the Middle East North Africa region, with deep knowledge of the GCC. ...
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Equity shorts and futures in UAE and Saudi markets: Untapped potential amid challenges
The article discusses the state of equity and futures markets in the United Arab Emirates, particularly focusing on the low trading volumes and the potential for growth in the futures market. It highlights the efforts by Nasdaq Dubai to develop the market by offering shorting of individual UAE equities and indices, and the introduction of futures based on the MSCI UAE index. The article also touches on the introduction of stock lending and borrowing by Al Ramz Capital to increase market liquidity. In Saudi Arabia, the Tadawul is planning to launch index futures, and there is interest from global hedge fund managers in the Saudi market due to its size and liquidity. The article concludes with the importance of developing a full suite of products for foreign investors in Saudi Arabia, including derivatives and short selling, to enhance market efficiency.
Dario Sabaghi
Journalist interested in human rights and International news. Coverage of Ukrainian crisis in 2014 from Kiev and Crimea. Reporting conditions of Syrian and Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan. Investigation about violation of human rights towards Kurds in Southeastern Turkey. Feature Photo ...
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What do Houthi attacks in the Red Sea mean for global trade?
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have disrupted global trade, particularly affecting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a critical chokepoint for global crude oil and petroleum products. Major shipping companies have rerouted or paused operations, leading to increased fuel costs and extended shipment times. The US-led Operation Prosperity Guardian aims to counter these threats, but its effectiveness is questioned. The Houthis' actions are seen as part of a broader strategy to gain leverage in negotiations with Saudi Arabia and enhance their regional profile. The situation complicates regional dynamics and impacts global supply chains, especially for Europe amid rising energy prices.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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BP pulls oil tankers out of Red Sea after Houthi missile attacks
BP has decided to pull its oil tankers out of the Red Sea following missile attacks by the Houthi rebels. The Houthis, believed to be supported by Iran, have targeted multiple vessels, raising concerns about maritime security and the potential impact on global trade. Several shipping companies, including Moller-Maersk and MSC, have altered their routes in response. The UK Maritime Trade Operations and the Royal Navy are monitoring the situation, while the US plans to set up a task force to address the threat. The Houthis' actions have led to increased oil prices and comparisons to the Suez Canal blockage in 2021.
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Tom Stevenson
Investigative journalist and editor specialising in the Middle East.
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Guarding Prosperity
The Red Sea, a crucial maritime route, faces significant disruption due to Houthi attacks, leading major shipping companies to suspend transit. The Houthis' actions are a response to Israeli actions in Gaza and challenge US naval dominance. The US and allies have launched Operation Prosperity Guardian to protect commercial ships, but the crisis persists. The Houthis, now a dominant force in Yemen, continue to resist despite warnings and military actions from the US and UK. The situation highlights the absence of middle powers and China's limited response, leaving the US and its allies to manage the escalating conflict.
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Claire Turrell
Claire Turrell is a journalist based in Singapore, Singapore. Bylines | BBC, Insider, Nat Geo, The Guardian, The Smithsonian. Specialises in travel, business, environment. Fixer for film crews.
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I am a Manager on a Luxury Cruise Ship
Alessandro Menegazzi, the General Manager of the Seven Seas Explorer, shares his journey from working in Palma de Mallorca to managing a luxury cruise ship. He describes the allure of the sea, his responsibilities on board, and the luxurious amenities of the Seven Seas Explorer. Menegazzi's role involves overseeing the hotel operations, interacting with guests, and ensuring high standards of service. The ship travels globally, with recent routes including the Mediterranean, Asia, and Australia. Menegazzi balances his demanding job with personal time, often spending his breaks with family in Japan.
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Mike Wagenheim
I am a TV, radio and print journalist, specializing in covering the Middle East through the American lens. Available for live reports and other assignments and projects in New York City, Washington and points in between. Credentialed for the White House, State Department, Congress and the UN. I ...
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Florida reviewing major finance firm that punishes Elbit for protecting Israelis
Florida's financial arm is investigating New York-based MSCI for potentially engaging in practices that boycott Israel by downgrading companies' ESG ratings for doing business in contested areas. This follows Chicago-based Morningstar's revision of its ratings process after similar accusations. MSCI, which manages $5.2 billion in assets, has been found to tag companies with ESG controversy ratings for operating in Judea and Samaria. Florida, which invests billions including state pension funds, is reviewing its involvement with MSCI. MSCI's ESG ratings for Elbit Systems were reduced due to its role in constructing security barriers in Israel, which MSCI labeled as 'severe' controversies.