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Bank of America Double-Downgrades Square on Fear Small Businesses Will Fold

(Bloomberg) — Bank of America double-downgraded payments stock Square Inc. to underperform from buy on concern small and medium businesses like restaurants, retailers and salons will struggle to stay afloat once they’ve spent government Covid-19 crisis funds.“A significant number” of small and medium outfits may struggle to survive, especially if the U.S. economy only partially reopens and firms are limited to 25% to 50% occupancy, analyst Jason Kupferberg wrote in a note.“The extent of SMB churn is hard to quantify, and likely won’t be known for perhaps another 6 months, but we note that 75% of Square’s payment volume comes …read more […]

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fuboTV (OTC: FUBO) to Present Virtually at the 15th Annual Needham Technology & Media Conference on May 20, 2020

FaceBank Group, Inc. d/b/a fuboTV (OTCQB: FUBO) announced today that members of its management team will present virtually at the 15th Annual Needham Technology & Media Conference on Wednesday, May 20, 2020. The presentation will […]

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CytoDyn to Prepare a Phase 3 Protocol to Submit to the FDA for a Three-Arm Comparative and Combination Trial of Leronlimab and Remdesivir

VANCOUVER, Washington, May 18, 2020 — Three arms of this trial will be leronlimab, remdesivir, and leronlimab + remdesivir CytoDyn Inc. (OTC.QB: CYDY), (“CytoDyn” or the “Company”), a late-stage biotechnology company developing leronlimab (PRO 140), […]

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Major markets move higher, but ‘the fed itself could run out of money’

Stocks are moving higher Monday after Moderna announced that its vaccine trial produced COVID-19 antibodies in all participants. Meanwhile, Jerome Powell told CBS’s 60 minutes ‘we’re not out of ammunition by a long shot.’ However, James McDonald, Hercules Investments CEO, thinks otherwise, he joins Yahoo Finance to discuss. …read more […]

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Venezuela Rejected by U.S. Supreme Court in Citgo Stake Clash

(Bloomberg) — The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Venezuela in its fight to retain control of oil refiner Citgo Holding Inc., putting the country a step closer to losing its largest asset.The justices, without comment on Monday, left intact a federal appeals court victory for a defunct Canadian gold mining company seeking to force the sale of Citgo’s parent company. The gold miner, Crystallex International Corp., is trying to collect a $1.4 billion arbitration award, most of which remains unpaid.The rebuff leaves Venezuela at risk of losing a much-needed source of revenue in Citgo. The country’s opposition leader, …read more […]