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Elon Musk makes offer to acquire Twitter.
The current week of April 11-15 is holiday-shortened for many stock markets, but it was eventful, as markets monitored the news around Twitter and Elon Musk, as well as the earnings season which got underway in the US
Elon Musk sued for late disclosure of Twitter position.
The week of April 4-8 was an eventful one, with Elon Mush being the protagonist, as he disclosed an around 9% stake in Twitter and also hosted the opening party for Tesla’s Texas factory opening
After a difficult start to the year for global stock markets, the new quarter gets underway and we take a look at some companies that will be in our radar over the coming months
After a difficult start to the year for global stock markets, the new quarter gets underway and we take a look at some companies that will be in our radar over the coming months
During the week of March 28 – April 1, Electric Vehicle makers were in the spotlight, Apple’s stock posted a multi-year rally and its streaming service celebrated the first Oscar, while more developments made headlines
The popular streaming and production company walked away with just one award from Sunday’s Oscars ceremony, losing the Best Picture to Apple’s CODA
During the week of March 7-11, EV maker Rivian stood out on the earnings front, Google splashed some cash to acquire cybersecurity firm Mandiant and more US firm cut-off ties with Russia
Over the past decade, a revolution in investing has taken place. Instead of relying on conventional fundamentals and technicals, market participants have gravitated toward green investing strategies. What exactly is green investing? It is a method of investment management that values business practices that have a positive impact on the physical and social environment. Green investing is often combined into a discipline known as ESG investing. When adhering to ESG,…
This was a bad week for equities due the war in Ukraine, but besides that, we got many interesting corporate news that spanned from earnings, to delivery updates from Nio and Xpeng, Ford’s EV acceleration and other noteworthy developments
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