Advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and natural language processing have been deployed in the battle against Covid-19 since the pandemic’s earliest days.
Today the U.S. House of Representatives votes on a one-week stopgap funding bill that will provide more time for lawmakers to reach a deal on both COVID-19 relief and an overarching spending bill to avoid a government shutdown
When the coronavirus upended the U.S. economy in March, capital markets convulsed. And yet, everything turned out alright for equities – in fact, better than alright.
Apple (AAPL) is not a news-sensitive stock. When a company gets to that big a market cap and has such a large, diverse product range, a single news story rarely produces a big reaction in the stock price.
The rule couldn’t come at a better time. We are living through a yield crisis where treasuries are under 1% and historical volatility in the stock market amidst a pandemic.
Despite the progress on the vaccine front, markets are once again focusing on the continued climb in COVID-19 cases and the ensuing impact on the global economy and earnings as equities once again flirt (shamelessly) with record highs
In developing new solutions to an old problem, whole new avenues can open up just by challenging traditional thinking and purposefully changing your perspective to ask tough questions.
New chip allocation could have measurable impacts on the crypto mining industry in terms of who can mine when, and at what speeds. You wouldn't think a chip foundry has the ability to affect the entire crypto ecosystem, but it does.
While most financial institutions remained skeptical about bitcoin and digital currencies at large and focused on its underlying technology, blockchain, Visa, Inc. (V) embraced the idea of a digital currency and blockchain
Regardless of what the future may hold, in 2020 bitcoin showed that it is capable of making leaps and bounds at any time, shaking up the world of finance as it does so.
Over the last few months, I have talked very little about the hardest-hit sectors and industries during the pandemic. The temptation after such a major disruption is always to look first at the hardest hit stocks.
Is your retirement in jeopardy? If you’re among the 33% of adults that Northwestern Mutual reports have less than $5,000 in retirement savings, then it’s quite possible.