Recently, the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) raised serious concerns about some vitals videos of people having full-face “hot wax” treatments on the TikTok app.
Barring any last-minute changes, Ripple-SEC lawsuit is expected to last all year long as the pre-trial conference has been set for February 22.
Notably, the World Health Organization has approved two different versions of the AstraZeneca vaccine that were found out to be approximately 63% effective.
CMA raised its concerns after its Phase 1 investigation of the planned acquisition, stating that the merger could lead to a loss of competition between Shpock, Gumtree and eBay’s marketplace.
2020 was a quite successful year for the IPO space and 2021 is going to be a very interesting year to observe as well.
JLR revealed that it would spend about $3.5 billion yearly on electrification technologies. The cost would also cover developing connected vehicle services.
After the successful IPO, Bumble secured $2.2 billion from investors, pushing Wolfe Herd to become one the youngest billionaires at 31.
In the new proposed law, Uber envisions an ecosystem that offers an “industry-wide level playing field” and sets a “consistent earnings baseline” for workers across different platforms.
The Paris-based company Vivendi stated that its board had set a “minimum target of €30bn” of valuation for Universal Music.
The last days were not very successful for the FAANG stocks, however, Google and Netflix enjoyed some gains.
The founder expects that SBI Holdings will take advantage of the cryptocurrency boom to make the area its key earner.
Economies all over the world are beginning to recover. Asia seems to be leading the world. For Japan’s Nikkei 225 in particular, reaching a major milestone, topping 30,000, a first in over 3 decades.
Over 260 million Rolls-Royce preferred shares exchanged hands on Friday.
Apple already has other automakers in mind as it was reported a couple of weeks ago that they are investing $3.6 billion in KIA Motors to push their car production dream.
The new Bolt EV and EUV products are a boost to General Motors’ plans to deliver as many as 30 EV brands to the market by the end of 2035.