Apple (AAPL) Stock Price Up 1% in Pre-market after Yesterday’s iPhone SE 2 Launch
Apple (AAPL) stock price fell by almost 1% yesterday after the smartphone maker unveiled its new iPhone SE. Today in the pre-market, the stock is in the green.
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Apple (AAPL) stock price fell by almost 1% yesterday after the smartphone maker unveiled its new iPhone SE. Today in the pre-market, the stock is in the green.
Over 80 million U.S citizens are set to receive the coronavirus stimulus checks in their bank accounts in the nearest days, the next batch of the checks will be sent later on.
The German government has decided to reopen the country after an entire month of lockdown in an effort to curb the spread of the new coronavirus pandemic.
Despite the uncertain market conditions due to the coronavirus pandemic, Apple unveiled its new affordable handset – the new iPhone SE. The price starts at $399 and pre-bookings are available from April 17.
According to Jim Cramer, Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine candidate will help the public overcome fears of going out and spending money on entertainment. Meanwhile, JNJ stock went 1% up yesterday.
Microsoft (MSFT) Stock Prices have risen by about 1%. Meanwhile, the U.S, DoD Inspector-General took a decision that Microsoft got the JEDI contract fairly.
The coronavirus pandemic has given a major blow to the global and U.S. economy with the Manufacturing Index hitting a historic low. The banks have also reported their first-quarter earnings falling by a massive 46%.
China is set to launch its Blockchain Service Network (BSN) on April 25th, 2020. It will allow anybody to launch and deploy new blockchain applications for minimal cost.
Leading banks’ earnings have both beat and missed analysts’ expectations. Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Bank of America stocks are all down now.
More and more users turn to Google to find out what the Bitcoin halving event means. But will the halving really boost BTC price? Now it’s trading below $7,000.
Shares of the ‘Big 4’ U.S. airlines surged in pre-market trading on Wednesday after they accepted the government coronavirus bailout. United Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest Airlines stocks have all risen by average 10% but are falling now.
China might be close to launching its CBDC as the Agricultural Bank of China has now started testing an official mobile app for the national digital currency.
ICO’s, IEO’s, and even STO’s have failed to live up to their promised hype as it became difficult for blockchain companies to raise capital through them. However, some companies have found success in the token sale model.
Johnson & Johnson is planning to produce close to 1 billion COVID-19 doses by March 2021 if its human trials go well. Meanwhile, despite a small fall now, JNJ is slowly climbing higher and higher.
The U.S. is going to stop donations to the WHO amidst the outrageous coronavirus outbreak. The pandemic plunges the world into a global recession with a 3% global economy shrink.