Will earnings season save the markets from further pain?
Market volatility rises as the Fed prepares for interest rate hikes. Will strong earnings be enough to reverse the current stock market slide?
Ethereum’s big year in spotlight: Q4 2021 report
Ethereum saw explosive growth in 2021, but faces scalability hurdles. Learn how upcoming upgrades aim to reduce fees and maintain its lead against competitors.
Rivians’ problems compounds into 2022
Rivian struggles with production misses, an executive departure, and rising competition from legacy automakers as its stock faces ongoing downward pressure.
IPO trend: Investor lockup periods get shorter — here’s how it will impact investors
IPO lockup periods are shrinking, increasing stock volatility. Learn how early share releases affect your investments and where to find the data.
Crypto reinvents gaming with play-to-earn model
Play-to-earn gaming is transforming digital entertainment by rewarding players with crypto tokens, though the sector faces significant growth and quality hurdles.
Cloud stocks are in correction mode — but here’s why the pain may only be temporary
Cloud stocks have recently declined, but historical patterns suggest this is a typical correction rather than a long-term failure for the software sector.
Mall stocks outperformed in 2021 — are they in for another super cycle?
Mall operators are adapting their business models to survive the e-commerce era, sparking debate on whether a new growth cycle is underway for the sector.
Roku: The Trojan Horse of streaming
Roku resolves its Youtube dispute while pivoting toward original content to maintain dominance in the competitive streaming hardware market.
Intel plans to take public its self-driving unit Mobileye
Intel plans to spin off its self-driving unit Mobileye in an IPO, aiming to unlock value after the division tripled its sales since the 2017 acquisition.
Chinese stocks see volatility over delisting risk
Didi is delisting from the NYSE, signaling rising risks for US-listed Chinese tech firms facing regulatory pressure from both Beijing and Washington.
Jack Dorsey goes all in on crypto with Square
Jack Dorsey steps down from Twitter to lead his firm, now named Block, in a renewed push toward Bitcoin integration and decentralized finance products.
