Wildfires, driven by climate change, are raging across the Western United States crushing local economies. It’s a wakeup call for the Trump administration.
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Amazon, Steph Curry-backed fitness start-up Tonal raises more cash as investors bet on ‘workout from home’
Tonal raises $110 million from Amazon Alexa Fund, Steph Curry and others, after seeing surging demand for its at-home strength training machines during the pandemic.
Snowflake buyers beware: IPOs that doubled have poor track record after that debut
Many companies this year have had first-day pops bigger than Snowflake.
Market value of big fintech companies rises to $1 trillion, more than the largest banks
The market caps of payment stocks like Visa and MasterCard have eclipsed the value of the biggest banks, even as their balance sheets remain significantly smaller in comparison.
This will be the biggest year ever for software IPOs as coronavirus and work-from-home show value
Counting the four IPOs this week, software IPOs will have raised roughly $7.8 billion year to date.
Market value of big fintech companies rises to $1 trillion, more than the largest banks
The market caps of payment stocks like Visa and MasterCard have eclipsed the value of the biggest banks, even as their balance sheets remain significantly smaller in comparison.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: FedEx, Adobe, Kodak, Tapestry, DraftKings & more
These are the stocks making moves in the premarket, including FedEx, Adobe, Kodak, Tapestry, DraftKings, and more.
Market volatility is set to swell after Election Day, Wells Fargo warns
Wells Fargo Securities’ Michael Schumacher sees unusual election year activity in the options market.
This will be the biggest year ever for software IPOs as coronavirus and work-from-home show value
Counting the four IPOs this week, software IPOs will have raised roughly $7.8 billion year to date.
Dow rises 100 points ahead of Fed announcement
U.S. stock futures rose in early trading Wednesday as investors readied for comments from the Federal Reserve later in the day.