Tink’s valuation has jumped more than 60% in 2020. At the beginning of the year, the Swedish fintech startup’s valuation was €415 million.
While the technical charts are indication another $100 rally from the current rally some analysts have asked investors to maintain cuation and think that the company is highly overvalued at this stage.
After the Snapchat integration, Twitter is going to launch such integrations with other social media platforms.
Apparently, Sanofi noted that the vaccine was more responsive to younger patients, particularly those below 49 years.
Goldman Sachs will serve as an advisor of the deal. Korean law firm Kim & Chang will be the legal counsel of the acquisition.
Financial data provider S&P Global, Institutional Asset Manager State Street and CPA.com, are part of a $15 million investment in blockchain data company Lukka.
Airbnb valuations skyrocket to $86.5 billion on the first day of its stock market listing making the online rental marketplace even bigger than some of the big hotel chains like Marriott and Hilton.
However, Elon Musk’s position should not discourage the pursuit of an MBA amongst American CEOs as businesses present data-bound situations that will require MBA skills to address.
In addition to S&P DJI, index provider FTSE Russell noted last week that it will delist major Chinese tech companies from its FTSE Global Equity Index Series.
The food delivery company went public on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday starting the day with its DASH stock at $182 per share and closing at $189.51.
As more people continue to stay at home due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, analysts anticipate the Cyberpunk 2077 game will get a huge reception through the first year of release.
As the world prepares for the COVID-19 vaccine distribution, Starbucks is expecting faster growth in 2021 and the start of fiscal 2020. The company is also reworking its strategy for new locations.
PubMatic CEO revealed that the coronavirus pandemic had stirred up the decision to become publicly traded after 14 years.
Amid the news about the lawsuits, Facebook stock closed trading on Wednesday with a 1.93% loss to $277.92
Airbnb starts trading today on the Nasdaq exchange under the symbol “ABNB.”