Disney’s D23 Expo featured an exclusive Star Wars’ The Rise of Skywalker trailer with investors hoping that the news will help prevent the DIS stock from plunging further.
In recent news, the fast-food giant Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) announced a partnership with Beyond Meat. Together both companies are going to test plant-based nuggets and boneless wings.
Despite being the talk of multiple controversies over the last year, analysts express strong bullishness on the future rise of Facebook (FB) stock amidst strong fundamental and technical indicators.
Even though Disney has had a good year in general, August hasn’t been has great for the company’s stock. With the launch of Disney+ and The Mandalorian, are things starting to look up?
In recent news, Ping Identity, a Colorado-based online ID-management company, has filed for an IPO on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker “PING”.
The new iPhones, iPads, MacBook Pro, and Apple Watch are all expected by the end of 2019, the report said, whereas the revised AirPods and HomePod could come later.
Google’s online game streaming platform Stadia is set to launch in November as the tech behemoth plans a major disruption in the gaming industry ahead.
The latest tweets by President Trump may set the pace for active support in the stock market this week. S&P 500 openned higher on Sunday.
Alibaba has filed a U.S. application to patent a system that utilizes a so-called “unified blockchain domain name” to work with information.
Internet services company Cloudflare is going public joining the growing group of tech firms that have taken a decision to sell shares to the public this year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 800 points on Wednesday. Investors sound their deep concerns about an upcoming recession.
It has been announced that the previously announced tariff on Chinese goods is postponed from September to December. It has a positive impact on the Dow Jones index.
Viacom and CBS announced a merger but it seems that the company will still be not big and powerful enough to be competitive with such giants as Netflix.
AMD announced that Twitter and Google will be adopting the use of the Rome processor. This is a complete game-changer for Silicon Valley and speaks to AMD’s desire to take massive market share in the data center sector.
Worldpay’s second-quarter earnings per share were of $1.24 that beat the average analyst estimate of $1.18. Though FIS and Worldpay are looking for diversification, just getting under the one roof won’t automatically maximize their value.