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People’s Bank of China cuts interest rates unexpectedly

Japan’s GDP grew 0.5% in the second quarter

Multi-event week for the financial world

Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft: stocks in trouble for a business in “stand by”

Five Chinese state-owned companies to delist their shares on Wall Street

Crypto companies are increasing spending on sports sponsorships

Qualcomm and GlobalFoundries to double semiconductor production

McDonald’s reopens restaurants in Ukraine after six months

The hedge fund Melvin Capital continues to be investigated by the SEC.
Markets

People’s Bank of China cuts interest rates unexpectedly

Rally in the S&P 500: Are we out of the bottom yet?

Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft: stocks in trouble for a business in “stand by”

Five Chinese state-owned companies to delist their shares on Wall Street

Saxo Bank: UK is becoming an emerging market

The hedge fund Melvin Capital continues to be investigated by the SEC.

OPEC+ raises oil production target by 100,000 barrels per day

G7 proposes to block Russian oil transit

S&P 500: Top 4 sectors to invest in 2022
Investing

5 reasons why you should invest in Amazon today

Multi-event week for the financial world

Jesse Livermore: 10 Lessons for Today’s Investor

General Motors stock suffers due to supply problems

Callaway cuts earnings even on record revenues: good entry point

S&P 500: Top 4 sectors to invest in 2022

The price of coal is soaring: By investing in this company, you can benefit from the rise

Farmland: Why are the rich investing in it?

Jefferies anticipates difficulties for Lululemon: there is room to wait
Technology

Ford raises price of electric vehicles due to these raw materials

Electric cruise ships: a business niche about to set sail

Qualcomm and GlobalFoundries to double semiconductor production

Why are Apple and Google fighting over the color of bubbles?

Spotify’s financial results exceed expectations

General Motors and LG obtain 2.5 billion dollars to develop lithium batteries

Blockchain emerging as an alternative to SWIFT

Wages in the metaverse will be 50% higher, says study

$100 billion in revenue for China’s telecommunications industry
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What is Tokenomics and how do it works?

Monero blockchain executed update

DCA: Investing in Bitcoin without fearing volatility

Crypto companies are increasing spending on sports sponsorships

Director of the Central Bank of Brazil highlights the advantages of Bitcoin

Crypto massification is inevitable, says Vitalik Buterin

Cryptocurrency market: How to segment it?

UK court finds Craig Wright’s claims “false”

Security flaw allowed hackers to steal nearly $200 million from Nomad

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Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft: stocks in trouble for a business in “stand by”

by Pablo Petovel

August 15, 2022

Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft presented in the last few days disappointing financial reports, although within what analysts expected. One of ...

Investing

Microsoft shares: To buy or not to buy? Here’s the dilemma

by Jesús Castillo

July 20, 2022

Microsoft stock is an asset that anyone would want to have in their portfolio because of the strength of the ...

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