The lawsuit argues that the big 3 asset managers have used their substantial holdings in American energy companies to artificially suppress the supply of coal, which in turn has driven up the price of coal, resulting in higher end costs for consumers nationwide. 
Roughly every 3 years, @BlackRock is required by law to apply for "blanket authorization" from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to acquire and hold over $10 million (and/or 10% ownership) in voting shares of multiple public utilities. These authorizations are required to ensure that one rogue financial entity cannot exert undue influence over energy markets.
More than 200 CEOs are members of @BizRoundtable — with the industries represented spanning from major banks, like @BankofAmerica, to farm supply companies, like @TractorSupply.
The lawsuit alleges that the $USDT issued in this scheme did not have the 1-to-1 US dollar backing, as @Tether_to claims, and instead was backed by IOU's.
I thought it was *highly unlikely* that @BlackRock wasn’t given any notice that they were at risk of being fired, as they've claimed. 
