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What will be next?

Bitcoin for the second day in a row does not observe the correlation with the Nasdaq index, and even act as a leading indicator for the subsequent stock price movement. Or they just decided to shave $232 million off the bears 😇 Overall, the crypto market remains in a state of

Insiders earned $1.7 million on listings

Insiders earned $1.7 million on listings

The Wall Street Journal released a report from Argus in which analysts studied the transactions of several addresses. The study found facts that could indicate insider trading. The research shows that wallets were buying tokens before they were listed and selling them immediately afterwards. In total, Argus found 46 addresses

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Stocks

📈 Shares of biopharmaceutical Pfizer (+5.1%) are up. The company's quotes are rising after the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) meeting, which granted approval for booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine for children in emergencies. However, it is unlikely that this will lead to any additional

Microsoft tries to dodge EU antitrust suits

Microsoft tries to dodge EU antitrust suits

Microsoft will review its licensing agreements and make it easier for cloud service providers to compete. The company's president, Brad Smith, said Wednesday. Microsoft was previously fined $1.7 billion by EU antitrust authorities for antitrust violations over 10 years. The company came under scrutiny again by the

Tesla no longer ESG: S&P Dow Jones Indexes says it has removed Tesla from its S&P 500 ESG index

Tesla no longer ESG: S&P Dow Jones Indexes says it has removed Tesla from its S&P 500 ESG index

The S&P executive cites problems, including Tesla's handling of the investigation after accidents involving autopilot.

McDonald's may still return to Russia, but far from soon

McDonald's may still return to Russia, but far from soon

The executive director of the corporation Chris Kempczynski said in a letter to staff that a return to Russia in the "foreseeable future" is unlikely. But he said that under favorable conditions, McDonald's may return. Kempczynski said that after selling the business in Russia, restaurants must

Renault sells its Russian business and a stake in the Lada manufacturer for two billion euros

Renault sells its Russian business and a stake in the Lada manufacturer for two billion euros

In this case, the company will write off assets from the accounts for the amount of 2.2 billion euros. Russia accounted for about 10% of Renault's sales and half of its operating profit. Renault has lowered its operating margin forecast for 2022 to 3% from 4%. However,

Tech companies have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block a new Texas law

Tech companies have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block a new Texas law

At issue is a law prohibiting social networks with more than 50 million monthly active users from blocking members based on their political views. Meta, Twitter and Google, filed an emergency request to the U.S. Supreme Court to suspend a Texas law that prohibits major social networks to block

Apple is testing a smartphone without a Lightning port

Apple is testing a smartphone without a Lightning port

The company said that future models may be produced with the more common USB-C charging port. Apple smartphones without Lightning may not go on sale until 2023.

Carvana predicts significant revenue in 2023

Carvana predicts significant revenue in 2023

The online used-car retailer laid out plans to cut spending on advertising, expansion and other areas to offset falling demand. The forecast comes days after Carvana said it would lay off 12% of its employees.