The inability to deliver economic infusion of capital and to provide basic services at scale during a crisis stem from legacy architecture with centralized storage systems and inadequate privacy controls.
With the pace of the March quarter earnings season picking up this morning, a number of high profile companies, including 3M (MMM), Caterpillar (CAT), UPS (UPS), and Southwest Airlines (LUV) reported slumping demand and withdrew their previously issued 2020 outlooks
When will Starbucks (SBUX) get back to full strength? The coffee giant is set to report second quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results after Tuesday’s closing bell.
On March 31 we said "The Odds of a V-Shaped Recovery are Zero." The analysis still holds — and the case has only grown stronger. The second wave of job losses will be white collar — and it will hit people working from home.
This week looks set to be a big one for stocks. I would like to think that with some of the biggest and most interesting companies reporting Q1 earnings this week the focus would be there, but it is far more likely to be elsewhere for at least part of the time
The sooner we accept that we are stuck on a long and unfamiliar road, the sooner we can consider what this new landscape means for investment choices, writes David Kelly in “Road to Recovery"
Latest SPAC: Eklavya Saraf, Nasdaq’s global head of SPAC listings, goes behind Friday morning’s virtual Nasdaq Opening Bell, sharing his insight on how DraftKings tapped the public markets.
This week will be a full plate for investors given the volume of quarterly earnings to be reported, several key central bank meetings, and the latest pandemic developments, including a growing number of plans being released to open economies in Europe and the US