Tesla Inc touted safeguards to its driver assistance system “Autopilot” after a Democratic U.S. senator on Friday urged the automaker to rebrand the system because it has “an inherently misleading name.”
In a new poll from Emerson College, Biden received 30% of the Democratic votes, while Sanders received 27%. Yahoo Finance’s Rick Newman joins On the Move to break down the details. …read more […]
Initial public offerings (IPOs) often come from fast-growing, young startups. Their growth potential is exciting. And this pulls in new investors. Although, tracking them down can be challenging. That’s why I’ve put together this list of four recent IPOs.
Below, you’ll find each company with a description, sector and pricing information. It’s a good place to start your research before investing. Let’s take a look…
Top 4 Recent IPOs
I-Mab (Nasdaq: IMAB)
Sector: Healthcare
Offer Price: $14.00
1st Day Close: $12.50
I-Mab is a biopharmaceutical company. Its goal is to develop medicine for cancer and autoimmune diseases. Although based in China, the company hopes to revolutionize medicine …read more […]
Walmart Inc is testing out a higher starting wage for certain jobs in about 500 stores as part of an overhaul of roles and responsibilities in the United States, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
Brazilian investors are pouring a record amount of cash into local equity funds, while foreign investors notched up their sixth straight week of buying, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday.
Wall Street came under pressure on Friday as investors sold energy, financial and healthcare stocks on mounting fears over the coronavirus outbreak in China, while strong gains for chipmaker Intel limited losses on the main indexes.
Broadcom, Amazon, Uber, SoftBank and Bayer are the companies to watch …read more […]
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday that he expects to begin negotiations with China on a so-called Phase 2 trade deal soon, with Washington and Beijing on the same page.
The dollar rose to a near eight-week high against the euro on Friday as lukewarm European PMI data added to the broader market conviction that European central bank policymakers will maintain a loose monetary policy for the near future.
Tesla is set to post its Q4 earnings next week, and many have high expectations for the company and Elon Musk. Yahoo Finance’s Dan Roberts and Seana Smith discuss with Wedbush Equity Analyst Dan Ives. …read more […]
Oil extended losses on Friday to trade below $61 a barrel, heading for a weekly decline as concern that the coronavirus in China may spread, curbing travel and oil demand, outweighed the impact of cuts to supply.
Wuhan in central China is the size of London. But these days, flights to and from the city are canceled, highways are shut and soldiers guard the railway station, as China tries to quarantine the center of a virus outbreak that had by Friday killed 26 people and infected hundreds globally. That’s actually reassuring when compared to the secretive handling of the 2003 SARS epidemic. And the World Health Organisation says while this is “an emergency in China”, it’s not of international concern yet
Global equity markets rebounded on Friday, with the U.S. Nasdaq Composite Index hitting a record high, as investors took in positive economic data from Europe and worried less about the potential economic toll of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
Italy’s competition watchdog said on Friday it has launched proceedings against Facebook for non-compliance with a request to correct improper commercial practices in the group’s treatment of user data.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq index hit a new high on Friday after a strong forecast from Intel and encouraging business activity data out of Europe, while concerns eased over the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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