The coronavirus is once again front and center for investors today with stocks in Asia closing mostly in the red except for the major Chinese indices on word that the return to work is accelerating in the major foreign trade provides.
Morgan Stanley (MS) is buying E*Trade Financial Corp (ETFC) in an all-stock deal valued at $13 billion. E*Trade shares were halted premarket for the news after rising 25%.
The adoption of cryptocurrency continues to accelerate despite persistent market uncertainty. Since touching record highs in 2017, the market has seen both significant gains and losses, generating a continuous stream of competing forecasts.
Debunking speculation and moving forward with transparency – a new whitepaper assesses whether Nasdaq Fund Network’s (NFN) creation of CIT tickers and distribution of performance data violates industry regulations. #CITs #RetirementSavings #CollectiveInvestmentTrusts
Yesterday, in a move that may on the surface seem unrelated to the stock market and the economy, Donald Trump announced some pardons and sentence commutations. In fact, these moves do have an impact on the nature of capitalism itself.
Diversity in the workplace is not only a good thing - it’s essential. A workforce that features a broad swath of individuals from various gender, racial and cultural perspectives greatly increases a company’s capabilities.
As of Feb. 14, 2020, the stock market doesn't appear worried about the coronavirus outbreak. Given this, one might think the coronavirus danger has passed. But it hasn't.
According to data analysis by Morgan Stanley (MS), production in China had only reached 30% to 50% of normal levels as of last week, leading MS to estimate that first-quarter GDP growth could slow to 3.5% if COVID-19 is not contained quickly enough.
China is still contending with the COVID-19, also known as the new coronavirus, outbreak, one that has presented an obvious hurdle to emerging markets assets.