It’s been a night of relentless selling in Asian and early European trade with stock index futures unwinding most of yesterday’s gains as signs of stress started to appear across the asset spectrum.
In addition to the latest earnings, economic, and coronavirus news, U.S. futures and investor confidence are feeling the weight of expected hedge fund short-covering in the wake of Robinhood Markets reinstating trading for select stocks, such as GameStop (GME).
Cryptocurrencies have taken initial steps toward mass adoption, with PayPal recently announcing that it will allow customers to not only buy and sell digital assets, but to also use them to shop at merchants in their network
Global supply chains have been hit hard in recent years by trade wars and, more recently, the pandemic, creating additional opportunities for additive manufacturing (AM) or, as it is more commonly known, 3D printing.
A funny thing happened as we waited out a year of stay-at-home orders and telecommuting. Those PCs that many people have relegated to a spare bedroom and largely ignored since getting their tablet became a lot more important.
Investors will have a flurry of earnings reports to digest this morning as well as a full plate of economic data, including the first look at U.S. GDP in the December quarter
Australian governance advisory firm Board Matters has partnered with @Nasdaq Governance Solutions to provide board and management evaluation and assessment tools, including the award-winning board portal Nasdaq Boardvantage®, to organisations in Australia and New Zealand.
Following the successful migration of its BX Options market, Nasdaq now plans to move four more markets to the Nasdaq Financial Framework (NFF), accelerating the pace of innovation through enhanced functionality and capacity.
We are in the midst of a very significant time for the earnings of big, high-profile Nasdaq-listed stocks. The granddaddy of them all, Microsoft (MSFT) released their results yesterday, with Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), and Facebook (FB) all reporting after the market close today.