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Archiv für den Monat: Juli 2021
Facebook (FB) Q2 Earnings: What to Expect
The social media giant will report first quarter fiscal 2021 earnings results after the closing bell Wednesday.
Daily Markets: Earnings-palooza Continues While Fed Speaks and Delta Variant Worries Investors
We have more corporate earnings on tap this morning and this afternoon, but mid-afternoon attention will be on the Federal Reserve’s latest monetary policy press release and follow-up press conference.
Goldman Sachs Files Crypto ETF in a Big Bet on DeFi
In response to DeFi’s massive growth, Goldman Sachs plans to release an exchange-traded fund (ETF) focused on companies developing DeFi and blockchain technology, a recent regulatory filing shows.
Intro to an IRO: Trent Kruse, RiteAid
Nasdaq’s IntroToAnIRO feature highlights the IROs who perform this beyond the traditional role. Trent Kruse, Senior Vice President of Investor Relations & Treasury at RiteAid, brings us along his IR journey.
Swvl, a green-focused mass transit company, is going public via an all-female SPAC
Dubai-based Swvl, which is focused on efficient ridesharing in markets that don’t always have reliable public transportation, is the latest start-up to tap the public market through a SPAC.
Shake-up in Chinese stocks raises questions over the future of international investing
Recent volatility in China will test those who invest internationally. To be in the game, investors need to think long term and prepare for a wild ride.
Binance CEO says he’s willing to step down as world’s biggest crypto exchange welcomes regulation
Binance CEO Changpeng „CZ“ Zhao said he’s willing to step down from his role as the cryptocurrency exchange seeks to become a regulated financial institution.
UPS stock slides after U.S. delivery volume declines
Shares of the delivery company had been up nearly 25% year to date before the second-quarter earnings report.
This food delivery giant is down over 20% in 2021. An investor says enough is enough
Cat Rock Capital, a major shareholder in Just Eat Takeway.com, says the food delivery firm’s communication with investors is “deeply flawed.”