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During [[World War II]], the Big Three was a term used to refer collectively to the leaders of the [[Britain]], the [[United States]], and the [[Soviet Union]] during the [[Second World War]]. For most of this period the Big Three were [[Winston Churchill]], [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and [[Joseph Stalin]], but in 1945 Roosevelt died and was succeeded by [[Harry Truman]], and Churchill lost the 1945 election and was succeeded by [[Clement Attlee]].

During [[World War II]], the Big Three was a term used to refer collectively to the leaders of the [[Britain]], the [[United States]], and the [[Soviet Union]] during the [[Second World War]]. For most of this period the Big Three were [[Winston Churchill]], [[Franklin Roosevelt]] and [[Joseph Stalin]], but in 1945 Roosevelt died and was succeeded by [[Harry Truman]], and Churchill lost the 1945 election and was succeeded by [[Clement Attlee]].

== Institutional investors ==

== Institutional investors ==

Today the "Big Three" commonly refers to the three most powerful institutional investors:  BlackRock, State Street Global Advisors and Vanguard.  Together they attempt to impose [[Leftist]] environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosures on public corporations, and have even published a guide for that [[liberal agenda]].<ref>https://www.weil.com/-/media/mailings/2023/q2/the-big-three--esg--a-guide-to-blackrock-state-street--vanguard-proxy-voting-policies--guidance-on-k.pdf</ref>

Today the "Big Three" commonly refers to the three most powerful institutional investors:  BlackRock, State Street Global Advisors and Vanguard.  Together they attempt to impose [[Leftist]] environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosures on public corporations, and have even published a guide for that [[liberal agenda]].<ref>https://www.weil.com/-/media/mailings/2023/q2/the-big-three--esg--a-guide-to-blackrock-state-street--vanguard-proxy-voting-policies--guidance-on-k.pdf</ref>