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The news feed for Harbor PanAgora Dynamic Large Cap Core ETF (INFO) brings together updates that help investors understand both the ETF itself and the broader context around the INFO ticker. Recent communications from Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. describe INFO as a Harbor PanAgora Dynamic U.S. Large Cap Core ETF that seeks long-term growth of capital by investing in large-cap U.S. equities using a quantitatively driven, dynamically balanced approach.
One notable news item is Harbor Capital’s announcement that the Harbor PanAgora Dynamic Large Cap Core ETF will transfer its listing from NYSE Arca to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), with trading on the NYSE expected to begin on January 2, 2026. Harbor Capital characterizes this move as a step intended to elevate visibility, enhance market quality, and strengthen access for advisors and investors. The firm notes that trading on the NYSE floor may offer more consistent spreads and improved execution quality, and that the NYSE platform can provide greater media exposure and engagement within the ETF industry.
Because the INFO ticker has also been used historically by IHS Markit Ltd., the news stream for INFO can include legacy items related to IHS Markit and its combination with S&P Global. For example, there are releases announcing the completion of the merger between S&P Global and IHS Markit on February 28, 2022, as well as prior announcements about regulatory approvals and exchange offers for IHS Markit notes. These items provide historical context for how the INFO ticker was used before it became associated with the Harbor PanAgora Dynamic Large Cap Core ETF.
Investors and advisors following INFO-related news can therefore see both fund-specific developments, such as exchange listing changes and strategy descriptions from Harbor Capital, and historical corporate news tied to IHS Markit and S&P Global. This combination of current ETF information and historical ticker usage can help users interpret headlines accurately and distinguish between updates about the Harbor PanAgora Dynamic Large Cap Core ETF and older news about IHS Markit.
The Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch for May reveals that the Small Business Jobs Index moderated slightly, with a 0.07% month-over-month slowdown. Job growth remains steady, but overall growth is hindered by labor shortages and construction industry declines.
While the national index is up 4.58% over the past quarter, construction jobs dropped 1.78%. Conversely, the leisure and hospitality sector gained 1.94% in May and shows a 12.40% increase over the past quarter.
CARFAX has launched a national television ad campaign to assist used-car shoppers in navigating the high prices in the current used-car market. The ads emphasize the importance of vehicle accident and damage history in determining accurate vehicle pricing, with data indicating consumers may overpay by an average of $500 without this information. The campaign includes three commercials featuring CAR FOX and aims to promote transparency in vehicle history. CARFAX continues to support dealers through its History-Based Value tool, essential for accurate vehicle pricing.
S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) and IHS Markit (NYSE: INFO) are considering divesting IHS Markit's Oil Price Information Services (OPIS) and Coal, Metals and Mining businesses to facilitate their merger. This decision follows regulatory feedback and aims to ensure a timely merger completion. The divestiture will be evaluated further by regulators and antitrust authorities. Both companies anticipate closing the merger in the second half of 2021, contingent upon meeting specified conditions.
S&P Global and IHS Markit announced plans to divest IHS Markit's Oil Price Information Services (OPIS) and Coal, Metals and Mining businesses due to regulatory feedback. This strategic move aims to facilitate the timely closing of their proposed merger, expected in H2 2021, pending regulatory approvals. Both companies are collaborating with regulators to ensure compliance and anticipate that this divestiture will address any concerns raised.
The IHS Markit Global Renewables Markets Attractiveness Rankings show that the United States is the most attractive market for non-hydro renewable energy investments as of December 2020, thanks to strong market fundamentals and an appealing support scheme. Mainland China is third, while Germany ranks second, affected by market access challenges. The rankings assess 35 markets on factors like policy framework, investor friendliness, and infrastructure readiness, which will influence 90% of non-hydro renewables capacity additions by 2030.
The Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch reports a significant job growth increase of 4.33% from March to an index level of 98.34 in April 2021, marking a return to pre-pandemic employment levels. Every U.S. region, state, and metro analyzed experienced job gains, with the South leading at 99.42. Notably, leisure and hospitality sectors had the highest job growth while construction retained the highest index at 100.72. Hourly earnings growth slightly decreased to 2.84%. The report indicates that small business employment is recovering steadily.
CERAWeek 2021, hosted by IHS Markit, attracted over 15,000 attendees for its first fully virtual event from March 1-5. The conference featured influential speakers like Bill Gates, John Kerry, and PM Narendra Modi, discussing energy, climate change, and technological innovation. Key themes included energy transition, geopolitics, and investment strategies. Notably, Gates emphasized the challenge of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. Access to select sessions is now available online, while the complete program can be subscribed to until the end of May.
The number of vehicles in the U.S. with open safety recalls has decreased by 5% from 2020, totaling over 53 million. Despite this progress, pickup trucks and minivans remain the most at-risk vehicles. Southern states like Mississippi, Texas, and Louisiana exhibit the highest percentages of open recalls. CARFAX's free recall-monitoring services have contributed to this decline, with over 24 million VINs registered. The recall repair process is generally quick and free, reinforcing the importance of consumer awareness through platforms like CARFAX.
IHS Markit (NYSE: INFO) has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.20 per share for the second quarter of 2021. This dividend will be payable on May 17, 2021, to shareholders on record as of May 3, 2021. Notably, the Markit Group Holdings Limited Employee Benefit Trust has waived its right to receive dividends on its common shares, indicating that it will not benefit from this distribution.
Acceptance Insurance has received approval from the California Department of Insurance to utilize the TransUnion Vehicle History Score powered by CARFAX to determine auto insurance rates. This scoring model aims to enhance risk assessment based on a vehicle's unique historical data, potentially leading to lower premiums for customers. As the first company in California to implement this model, Acceptance Insurance plans to improve pricing competitiveness for its clients. The innovative approach is expected to benefit historically underserved customers while maintaining a commitment to affordable insurance.