For the third quarter, Zoom issued guidance that came up a little short of expectations.
The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 have rallied 4% and 3% respectively this month of August. All eyes are currently on the unemployment data and job creation reports coming later this week on Friday.
Apple Music plans to launch a dedicated classical music app next year by combining Primephonic’s classical user interface.
Strong retail consumer demand, as well as participation from institutional players, has helped Blockchain.com to boost its topline revenue in recent years.
Notably, the move of PayPal to launch a stock-trading platform comes amid the boom on the market. In the first half of this year, more than 10 million new individual investors have entered the market. Such a figure is almost equal to last year’s record level.
Affirm already partners with Walmart, Shopify, Peloton, and other big e-commerce players.
The9 noted that the NFTSTAR marketplace is expected to officially launch during the fourth quarter, whilst the user pre-registration continues.
Back in April, the Apple CEO Tim Cook had told NY Times about his plan to not be around for “another decade”, which had fueled speculations, implying a possible end of his reign as Apple CEO as early as in 2025.
The IPO filing by SenseTime is a bold move at a time when the company is put on the U.S. Entity List which is a likely factor to dampen investor and customer confidence.
Amid all the uncertainties and volatility on Wall Street, here are the top five picks which can deliver steady revenue growth moving forward-looking at the current shaping up of the macro economic data.
A valuation of over $55 billion will make Nubank bigger than any other bank or fintech in Brazil.
Peloton reported a net loss of $313.2 million compared to a net income of $89.1 million reported at the same time last year.
Tesla applied with the Texas Public Utility Commission to sell electricity in the state in mid-August.
Cook’s formidable leadership has seen the Apple stock rising by over 1,200% in the previous decade.
As Forbes is looking to capitalize on its digital transformation, the media giant is looking to raise a total of $600 million through its public listing.