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Rather than backtracking trade activities after the fraud has occurred, the CFTC commissioner believes the focus should be on preventing them.
Morgan Stanley had to upgrade its target price for Tesla shares for the next 12 to 18 months, from $250 to $400.
Following an uptick in first-quarter revenue, Oracle’s board of directors approved a cash dividend of about 40 cents per share, which will be paid out to shareholders on October 26.
BlackRock and Alliance Bernstein LP are both willing to buy an aggregate of $100 million worth of Klaviyo’s IPO shares.
As a publicly traded company, Instacart will need to navigate fierce competitions.
In an official statement on Sunday, Alibaba said that Zhang will be replaced by Eddie Wu.
Arm has successfully secured a lineup of cornerstone investors for its IPO, including some of the biggest names in the tech industry.
As AI continues to permeate various sectors, Arm Holdings stands to benefit significantly from this technological wave.
Roku said that the company’s decision of lay-offs come as it plans to cutdown on expenses and eventually focus on growth.
The Delaware Trust Company will act as the trustee of the spot Ether ETF from Ark Invest and 21Shares, while Coinbase will act as the crypto custodian.
Evergrande has seen an impressive spike in shares even though both the HSI and the property sector in China are still struggling.
The decision by Genesis Global Trading (GGT) to wind down its business was reportedly voluntary and is currently working with regulators to ensure an orderly closure of services.
The tech industry was abuzz in 2020 when Nvidia announced its ambitious plan to acquire Arm Holdings from SoftBank for a staggering $40 billion before its planned IPO.
Bitcoin, which rose after Grayscale won its SEC case, has fallen to its lowest point since March as the market awaits an ETF decision.
Only 9.5% of the Arm American Depository Shares would be available to the general public at the IPO, while SoftBank retains the rest.