After almost two decades, Jamf has completed a successful IPO. With a surge over 90%, can Jamf stock become a good option?
After earlier predicting a bear target price for Tesla, Brian Johnson recently made more negative comments on the company’s stock and sales. TSLA stock is up today.
Intel believes that by using his name in the Ghost project, John McAfee wants to suggest an association between his privacy company and the anti-virus company.
Analysts are optimistic about Facebook (FB) stock amidst growing expectations of profitable earnings and a new class-action lawsuit.
Peirce revealed her disapproval of the earlier SEC actions against the 2018 Telegram ICO. The action caused Telegram to abandon its TON blockchain project.
Jim Cramer said that he has never seen any stock performance like Microsoft, Tesla, and Amazon stocks have these days.
It has become known that Coinbase saved over 1,000 users from sending Bitcoins to scammers in the recent Twitter hack.
Fintech giant app Paypal has partnered with Paxos to launch a new crypto service. This new venture will serve more than 300 million PayPal users.
On July 16, Tesla stock closed 2.93% down, at $1,500.64 per share. After hours, it dropped to $1,488.04, losing 0.84%. In the pre-market today, Tesla stock was trading around $1,510 per share.
Following last week’s reports, Swedish music-streaming leader Spotify has officially launched in Russia, along with a dozen other markets in Eastern Europe. SPOT stock is up.
Following the news about a new CEO, Virgin Galactic stock jumped. In the pre-market today, SPCE shares are trading nearly 1% up.
Nissan stock jumped 7.25% after the company unveiled its new all-electric crossover called Ariya as part of a four-year business plan.
Wall Street analysts have expressed their fears on the fast rise of Tesla (TSLA) stock but the company’s growth strategy may help sustain the growth.
This is not the first time Rackspace goes public. Back in August 2008, the company had its public debut. With an upcoming IPO, Rackspace hopes to grow and cover its debts.
The rise in demand for digital payments during the COVID-19 pandemic further highlighted the importance of CBDCs and intensified the global race between central banks. The question is – which one will win?