The second-quarter revenue was the largest IBM had ever recorded in three years.
The fast spread in the Covid-19 delta variant has put concerns on the growth of the economy. The CBOE Volatility Index shot to 25 suggesting high fear among investors on Wall Street.
The new idea is to venture into the video gaming business to help Peloton diversify into more revenue returning avenues amid Covid-19 market recovery.
As per the deal, the Zegna family is expected to raise $880 million by collaborating with Investindustrial. It will also retain a 62% majority stake in the company, valued at $2.5 billion.
Ark Invest has continued to double down its bet on Coinbase with several increased ETF positions in the last few weeks.
Since hitting an all-time high of around $900 at the beginning of the year, Tesla stock has dropped approximately 8% year-to-date.
Following the US Didi stock listing, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) removed the Didi application from China’s mobile App Store.
The S&P 500 has been trading at record-high levels. Analysts expect the markets to trade at their peak until the government provides stimulus to back the economic recovery.
By moving into game developments, Netflix believes that this would be another way of luring new subscribers and also keeping the old ones.
Amid the government’s spendings and stimulus, the banks also reported a strong surge in consumer spending. The credit card spending for most of the banks has shot above the pre-pandemic levels.
Labeled as a meme stock, AMC has significantly been fueled by social media influencers.
Within the initiative, Facebook will have some seasonal bonuses. Some bonuses within the Instagram app will launch this summer, and in the Facebook app in the fall.
Soon as the Labor Department released the inflation numbers, the US Treasury Yield surged 4 basis points on Tuesday. The Fed noted that the inflation worries will be temporary.
Affirm (AFRM) stock has recorded losses of 14.38%, 13.46%, and 16.97% in 5-days, 1-month, and 3-month respectively.
Goldman Sachs described Okta shares as cheap compared to other security software companies, despite having numerous paths for further growth.