It’s big week for the markets. UK politics and trade are in focus on the geopolitical front, with the RBNZ also in action. Stats will also influence. …read more […]
(Bloomberg Opinion) — Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. should put its Singles’ Day shopping extravaganza out to pasture.The Nov. 11 annual event, which has been going for a decade, started as a marketing gimmick for an upstart e-commerce company looking to draw a crowd. And it did. The 24-hour shopping period, during which Alibaba and its vendors offer big discounts while celebrities (Taylor Swift this year) jet in to entertain crowds, is focused on one number: gross merchandise value, a fancy word for turnover, or the amount of money that sloshes through the cyber cash registers of the company’s e-commerce platforms.GMV …read more […]
It’s another mixed start to the day for the pack. A Bitcoin move through to $8,820 levels would signal a bullish day ahead… …read more […]
Q3 2019 Key Energy Services Inc Earnings Call …read more […]
Alibaba Group will kick off its annual 24-hour shopping extravaganza on Monday with deals and deep discounts galore, and a performance by American popstar Taylor Swift to top it all, as it pushes to rake in another record Singles’ Day sales.
(Bloomberg) — Explore what’s moving the global economy in the new season of the Stephanomics podcast. Subscribe via Apple Podcast, Spotify or Pocket Cast.The two biggest players in the U.S. economy will take the stage this week, as President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speak amid signs the nation’s trade war with China may be thawing.Trump will deliver a speech at the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday, with investors hoping he sheds light on a planned initial deal with China. Any comments on trade from the president could prove key to Powell’s outlook when he …read more […]
Alibaba Group will kick off its annual 24-hour shopping extravaganza on Monday with deals and deep discounts galore, and a performance by American popstar Taylor Swift to top it all, as it pushes to rake in another record Singles’ Day sales. This year’s Nov. 11 bash comes as the $486 billion Chinese retail juggernaut navigates through a major turning point, the resignation in September of its flamboyant co-founder Jack Ma as chairman, and looks to raise up to $15 billion via a share sale in Hong Kong as early as this month. Akin to Black Friday and Cyber …read more […]
Q3 2019 Vector Group Ltd Earnings Call …read more […]
Based on Friday’s price action and the close at $62.51, the direction of the January Brent crude oil market on Monday is likely to be determined by trader reaction to the main Fibonacci level at $62.64. …read more […]
Woody Allen has ended his $68 million lawsuit against Amazon.com Inc for backing out of a four-picture production and distribution agreement and refusing to distribute a film he had finished. Allen and Amazon notified the federal court in Manhattan late on Friday night that the lawsuit was being voluntarily dismissed. Lawyers for Allen and Amazon did not immediately respond on Saturday to requests for comment. …read more […]
Q3 2019 GW Pharmaceuticals PLC Earnings Call …read more […]
Q3 2019 Legrand SA Earnings Call …read more […]
A probe into Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s credit card practices has been initiated after tweets from a tech entrepreneur alleged gender discrimination in the new Apple Inc card algorithms that are used to determine credit limits. In a series of Twitter posts starting on Thursday, David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card for giving him 20 times the credit limit that his wife got, Bloomberg reported on Saturday.
A probe into Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s credit card practices has been initiated after tweets from a tech entrepreneur alleged gender discrimination in the new Apple Inc card algorithms that are used to determine credit limits. In a series of Twitter posts starting on Thursday, David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card for giving him 20 times the credit limit that his wife got, Bloomberg reported on Saturday. …read more […]
A probe into Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s credit card practices has been initiated after tweets from a tech entrepreneur alleged gender discrimination in the new Apple Inc card algorithms that are used to determine credit limits. In a series of Twitter posts starting on Thursday, David Heinemeier Hansson railed against the Apple Card for giving him 20 times the credit limit that his wife got, Bloomberg reported on Saturday. Hansson, who is the creator of web-application framework Ruby on Rails, didn’t disclose any specific income-related information for himself or his wife but said they filed joint tax returns …read more […]
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