Apple stock rose on Friday in premarket trading after the reports that President Donald Trump has agreed to a preliminary trade deal with China.
Robinhood has announced that it is launching fractional share trading this week aiming to continue its quest to democratize the world of stock trading with zero fees.
As it became known that FTC is preparing a potential injunction against Facebook, the company’s stock dropped. However, after the news on U.S.-China deal Facebook stock started gaining.
As a direct reaction, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index added 100 points at 4:15 am ET, mostly powered by strong returns for shares of JPMorgan Chase and Cisco Systems.
Saudi Aramco managed to reach a $2 trillion valuation on the Saudi stock exchange as its shares temporarily rose 10% to 38.7 riyals apiece.
Three men have been arrested for conspiring to run a Ponzi scheme that sought money to manage a crypto mining pool.
After the long-awaited IPO, Saudi Aramco shares surged which takes the oil producer’s valuation to a record $1.88 trillion level.
Apple is currently the most valuable company and also the best performer on the Dow for 2019.
MATIC token saw a flash crash with several stop losses getting triggered over the rumor that founders of the Matic Foundation were liquidating their holdings.
As it was expected, today, on December 9, Bakkt has announced that its Bitcoin options and cash-settled futures available for market participants.
Reports suggest that nearly 42% of global investment funds predict a stock market downturn in 2020 and 59% think that the global financial crisis will hit in the next 5 years.
The People’s Bank of China is preparing for testing its digital currency in the cities of Shenzhen and Suzhou.
Istanbul is Ethereum’s eighth hard fork that comes with six Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), including EIPs 152, 1108, 1344, 1844, 2028 and 2200.
The U.S. SEC has provided approval for NYDIG Bitcoin Strategy Fund, an investment fund aimed at investing in Bitcoin futures contracts.
Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid writes how cryptocurrencies will continue to gain acceptance in the global economy and ultimately dominate paper-money as we move towards a cashless society.