The revelation that Snap would not hit some of its own revenue and income forecasts caused drops in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes.
Several crypto companies advertising their wares took the stage at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos despite the recent market crash.
S4 Capital’s Martin Sorrell opines that the Ukraine war could help US firms offering tech services, including cyber offense and defense.
European stocks weaken as Thursday trading began as inflation worries and a potential global economic slowdown continue to loom.
Musk said that the S&P Globals Ratings have lost their integrity while calling the entire ESG thing a scam.
US stock futures saw their leading indexes advance even as the S&P 500 sits just 2% off impending bear market territory.
Just as US stocks shrink, Asia companies are also recording significant losses as Bitcoin, and other major cryptocurrencies face declines.
After heavy correction, crypto investors get a breather as the broader crypto market shows recovery. Is this a trend reversal or just a dead cat bounce?
The losses that are being recorded in the price of Bitcoin are being modeled by other altcoins as many slumped to levels that are yet to be seen in months.
Following a 5.2% decline on Wednesday, Apple was overtaken by Middle Eastern oil behemoth Saudi Aramco as the world’s most valuable stock.
There’s a bloodbath all across the crypto market with the broader crypto market losing 33% valuation in just over the matter of a month.
If the sell-off in the US equity market doesn’t cool down anytime soon, we can expect further corrections in Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
The price has fallen in four straight days with about a 3% decline in the last 24 hours trading at the current price of $33,697 as of press time.
Despite some positive development from China’s April trade data, global stocks still remain lower as investors remain tentative.
Stocks in the Asian market are largely seeing a bad day as the shares of tech giants buckled under the realities in the broader global market.