At the close of Tuesday’s trading session, the Dow was trading at 27,480.03, having added approximately 2.06%.
Ant Group receives a regulatory summons to halt its IPO that was scheduled for a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai. The Chinese regulators have asked the Alibaba-backed company for additional disclosures.
While the Americans are voting for their President, major stock indices are climbing higher.
Their Civic Alliance positions itself as a “non-partisan group of businesses working together to build a future where everyone participates in shaping the country”.
Crowdfunding has been the way through which crypto startups get smaller investments from non-accredited investors as they obtain security offerings without having to register with the SEC.
If BNP stock can strongly rebound from the current support level, it will be a new bull run capable of ATH breakout.
In the DeFi world, Opium is renowned for the provision of various credit default swap-like products, including those of wBTC and Aave.
As a plan to save Twitter stock from the possible sell-off, the company reached an agreement with Elliott Management to buy back its stocks worth $2 billion.
The COVID-19 caused the crude oil prices to drop to an unimaginable position forcing almost all oil producers including Saudi Aramco to respond by cutting capital expenditures.
Apple had plans for new Macbooks already in April when reports broke out that the firm was set to release New 13-Inch MacBook Pro.
As internal sources said, the fintech giant would face scrutiny as well as restrictions on capital and leverage similar to banks.
The sum of the deal has totaled $287 million in cash and shares: $262 million for Kindred Systems and $25 million for Haddington Dynamics.
The Kiadis board believes that Sanofi will provide financial and resource support to facilitate the Kiadis NK-cell medicines’ development.
Markets remain on the edge a day before the U.S. Presidential elections. Volatility is growing as this week has some big announcements from the Federal Reserve and policymakers. The surge in COVID-19 in the U.S. and Europe puts major pressure on the markets.
Marshmallow now offers car insurance to expatriates aged between 21 and 50. The company has pledged to focus on less affluent customers especially those with lower credit scores.