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Brigade Says It Doesn’t Have $175 Million From Citigroup Mistake
(Bloomberg) — Brigade Capital Management LP says it can’t return the $175 million that Citigroup Inc. mistakenly paid — part of a $900 million error — because the money went to other funds.“As Citibank is well aware, Citibank wired money to approximately 40 different funds that employ Brigade as their investment/collateral manager, and thus must know that Brigade itself was not a lender and does not have the money for which Citibank is now suing,” Brigade said in a court filing Tuesday.In a lawsuit filed on Monday in New York, Citigroup asked a federal court to order Brigade to return …read more […]
Insider Buying: The Virtu Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ:VIRT) CEO & Director Just Bought 52% More Shares
Virtu Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ:VIRT) shareholders (or potential shareholders) will be happy to see that the CEO… …read more […]
Citibank sues for $176m payment made in error
Citigroup says the over-payment to hedge fund Brigade was due to an “operational mistake”. …read more […]
Tencent-Backed Sea’s Sales Double in E-Commerce, Gaming Boom
(Bloomberg) — Sea Ltd., the Singapore-based internet company backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd., said revenue doubled in the second quarter, driven by strong growth at e-commerce platform Shopee and gaming arm Garena.Its stock gained about 8.6% in pre-market trading in New York after reporting total revenue rose to $882 million in the three months ended June. Its net loss widened to $393 million from $280 million.The robust topline numbers underscore how Sea became the world’s best-performing large-cap stock over the 18 months to August, stoking debate over whether the gaming, e-commerce and payments company is the next internet colossus or …read more […]
Kohl’s Manages a $47 Million Profit in Second Quarter
Sales were still down significantly, but the retailer bounced back from a big first-quarter loss. …read more […]
Coronavirus stimulus: Walmart just raised a red flag to bumbling lawmakers
Sales tail off at Walmart in the wake of stimulus funds running out. …read more […]
What We Learned About Co-Diagnostics' (NASDAQ:CODX) CEO Compensation
Dwight Egan is the CEO of Co-Diagnostics, Inc. (NASDAQ:CODX), and in this article, we analyze the executive’s… …read more […]
Cocrystal Pharma (NASDAQ:COCP) Is In A Good Position To Deliver On Growth Plans
Even when a business is losing money, it’s possible for shareholders to make money if they buy a good business at the… …read more […]
Walmart Q2 earnings soar, led by nearly 100% surge in e-commerce
Walmart posted better-than-expected earnings across the board. …read more […]
Tencent-Backed Sea’s Sales Double in E-Commerce, Gaming Boom
(Bloomberg) — Sea Ltd., the Singapore-based internet company backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd., said revenue doubled in the second quarter, driven by strong growth at e-commerce platform Shopee and gaming arm Garena.Total revenue rose to $882 million in the three months ended June from $436.2 million a year earlier, the company said in a statement on Tuesday. Net loss widened to $393 million from $280 million.The robust topline numbers underscore how Sea became the world’s best-performing large-cap stock over the 18 months to August, stoking debate over whether the gaming, e-commerce and payments company is the next internet colossus or …read more […]
Embrace the uncertainty: Morning Brief
Top news and what to watch in the markets on Tuesday, August 18, 2020. …read more […]
It's no longer a 'bear market rally' – BofA survey
Investors are their “most bullish” on financial markets since February, when world stocks hit a record high, a Bank of America fund manager survey showed, as hopes of a COVID-19 vaccine and a steady revival of economic activity boost confidence. A net 46% of investors surveyed by BofA said “it’s a bull market”, up from 40% the previous month. A secular bull market is one where the prevailing trend is for higher prices, with short corrections interrupting it. …read more […]
China says US damaging global trade with Huawei sanctions
China accused Washington of damaging global trade with sanctions that threaten to cripple tech giant Huawei and said Tuesday it will protect Chinese companies but gave no indication of possible retaliation. Rules confirmed Monday by the Commerce Department block suppliers from using U.S. technology to produce processor chips and other components for Huawei. The company, China’s first global tech competitor, is the biggest supplier of switching equipment for phone companies and a leading smartphone brand. …read more […]
