After nearly a year of strong gains, stocks seem to have stalled at current levels and this morning’s action suggests we are looking at a correction of some kind over the next few days at least.
Roku (ROKU) stock has been on fire, soaring more than 100% over the past three months, driven by rapid revenue and account growth owing to the arrival of new streaming services and pandemic-induced lockdown periods.
Today, several figures are set to testify before the U.S. House Financial Services Committee. Odds are there will be more bark than bite exiting that hearing but investors will want to watch for any fallout from that meeting, including potential moves by the SEC.
The COVID pandemic has been named the “Great Accelerator” for a good reason, as it propelled all industries to take a quantum leap into new client engagement technologies
After a year fraught with economic challenges, U.S. small business owners are reflecting on lessons learned from 2020. Despite the hardships they collectively experienced, owners are feeling optimistic about what’s in store for 2021.
Few industries experienced the sudden, massive impact of Covid-19 quite like tourism. According to the World Economic Forum, the global tourism industry is estimated to have lost close to $1 trillion in 2020 alone. But VR might be able to help.
Established companies can adopt new technology and leverage existing market position to give them, not some young upstart, most of the benefits of whatever change is underway
Tony Sio, Head of Marketplace Regulatory Technology, Market Technology at Nasdaq, discusses the challenges that central banks face and how technology can bolster data management practices while safeguarding marketplaces.
Baidu (BIDU) shares have been on fire, skyrocketing about 150% over the past six months, compared with a 16% rise in the S&P 500 index during that span.
Without question, Walmart (WMT) has benefited immensely from strong demand for groceries, consumables, health and wellness, as well as general merchandise categories during the pandemic
After digesting the January Retail Sales report and other economic data before U.S. equities begin trading today, investors will keep a close watch on bond yields that have been increasing in recent days
It is extremely rare these days to hear people talk of inflation as if it is a problem. If anything, it is now seen as a desirable thing, as a sign of a strong economy. But is it, really?