Startup founders across the U.S. were already cutting costs and preserving cash before Silicon Valley Bank’s failure this month complicated their situation.
One country, two crypto systems: Hong Kong harbors crypto hub ambitions despite China’s crackdown
The city’s digital asset push stands in contrast with the mainland, where Beijing has effectively banned trading and stamped out crypto-related activities.
How a TikTok ban in the U.S. might work
If TikTok is banned in the U.S., connecting to the app likely won’t be as easy as using a virtual private network.
These elite dividend stocks have raised their payments for over 60 consecutive years
S&P’s Howard Silverblatt shares the companies that have been raising their dividends for more than 60 years.
U.S. futures mixed after UBS buys Credit Suisse to stem bank crisis: Live updates
Investors remained on edge as the week’s trading began with regional banks still under pressure to shore up their deposit bases.
YouTube lifts restrictions on Trump’s account
The decision means that Trump’s accounts on three major platforms from which he was restricted are now restored, in time for an expected election campaign.
UBS offers to buy Credit Suisse for ‘substantially’ more than $1 billion, sources say
A sale to UBS comes after Credit Suisse shares logged their worst weekly decline since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
SoftBank’s Arm Hoping to Raise $8 Billion From Mega US IPO
SoftBank-owned British chip designer Arm Ltd will likely to aim to raise at least $8 billion from its initial public offering (IPO) in the United States this year, people familiar with the matter said on Sunday. Arm is likely to confidentially submit paperwork for what is expected to be a blockbuster US stock market launch in late April, the sources...
My contribution to the Australian ETF landscape
This is my personal story on the launch of Australia’s early ETFs and how they have helped investors save millions of dollars in fees. The post My contribution to the Australian ETF landscape appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
Reuters exclusively reported that Canada will not force Chinese investors to divest mining company stakes
Reuters exclusively reported that Canada will not force Chinese investors to sell their stakes in three of Canada’s biggest mining firms, Teck Resources, Ivanhoe Mines, and First Quantum Minerals. Canada’s Natural Resources Minister, Jonathan Wilkinson, told Reuters in an interview that any retrospective move will create policy uncertainty. In November, Canada forced three Chinese companies to sell their stakes in...