Month: February 2021

Khing Hnin Wai has had to defend herself after a video of her dancing as Myanmar’s democratically elected leaders were detained and whisked away by military forces caused a storm on social media. The first moment of the coup captured the fitness enthusiast’s step-step-stepping enthusiastically to upbeat music, oblivious to the dire situation in the
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What is going on in the markets? Many people don’t really know yet and even more are unsure of what to project forward with market moves. Investors are going over a large swath of corporate earnings while also waiting for the weekly jobless claims data to see what their short term strategy should be.  
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The U.S real estate sector has been resilient amidst the slowdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. A surge in activities in the past year all but affirms solid fundamentals in the sector. Similarly, companies have continued to raise capital all in the effort of safeguarding their edge as well as long term prospects. Community-focused real
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Growing cryptocurrency popularity is forcing the crypto exchange to be innovative in product offerings, in a bid to target a broader target market. The latest is Bitmex, which has strengthened its Cryptocurrency offering with the introduction of futures contracts for meme crypto Dogecoin. Dogecoin Futures Starting February 5, traders and high-volume crypto speculators will be
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Exchange-Traded Funds were on a roll in 2020, attracting more than $500 billion in capital inflows. The stimulus-fuelled rally sparked demand for ETFs as investors sought to diversify their investments in the equity markets. Environmental, Social, and Governance focused ETFs emerged as one of the biggest winners in the ETFs landscape as investors focused on
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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) bid to strengthen its gaming unit with the acquisition of ZeniMax hangs in the balance. The European Union antitrust regulators are poised to meet to discuss the long term impact of the proposed $7.5 billion acquisition and its impact on competition. EU Antitrust Blockade Microsoft requested EU regulators to approve the $7.5
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With last weeks distraction of the volatile market from outside changes with small-cap GameStop style shake ups the reality of a slow economic recovery will likely put the growth of the stock market on ice as the coronavirus pandemic recovery has been confusing even as January led to record highs on the indexes.  The co-head
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The European Medicines Agency has approved AstraZeneca Plc (NASDAQ:AZN) and the University of Oxford’s COVID-19 vaccine. The move comes following a row that AstraZeneca might be breaking its commitment to deliver the vaccine to the EU. AstraZeneca Vaccine approved in the EU On Friday, the EMA said that after assessing the vaccines’ effectiveness and safety,
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