The latest move by Binance to suspend its derivatives and futures service comes as one-in-many moves the trading platform is exploring to come to peace with authorities around the world.
Robinhood shares were initially priced at $38, however, closed the day at around $34.82, they had dropped by almost 10 percent on the first day of trading.
MicroStrategy CEO responded to the criticism of the company’s continuous Bitcoin purchases despite a strong correction recently. He also answered some questions about the company’s take on investing in altcoins.
Pinterest recorded a revenue of $613 million versus $562.1 expected by analysts according to Refinitiv.
As the company nears a $2 trillion market valuation, Wall Street analysts remain positive about the future growth prospects for Amazon.
The HOOD stock remained under pressure as retail investors resolved to profit-booking amid lingering anger of customers and regulators cracking down.
According to the regulatory filing of California-based San Jose company, the agency is also investigating how PayPal reports marketing fees it earns from its branded-card program. Notably, PayPal is cooperating with the investigation.
In line with the move, Lloyds increased its net new money target to around £40 billion in 2023.
Volkswagen posted first half earnings of $13.5 billion and now expects operating return on sales to go as high as 7.5%.
The shares are expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on July 29, 2021, under the ticker symbol “HOOD”.
Ford recorded an automotive revenue of $24.1 billion, against $23 billion expected by analysts according to a survey conducted by FactSet.
UBS is currently doing an internal review of its brokerage service and has launched a pilot scheme for its premium clients.
Duolingo made a strong debut at Wall Street raising over $500 million worth of funds. The company plans to use these resources for expanding to overseas markets.
Facebook stock has been on a winning streak since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
According to PayPal’s Q2 2021 earnings report, the company has seen a 19% growth in net revenue year over year in the quarter that ended June 30, reaching $6.24 billion. However, it falls short of the $6.27 billion expected.