The market is rallying in a big way of late and it’s in no small part thanks to awesome growth of Big Tech, which saw another member become a trillionaire this week
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The Market Is In The Eye Of The Storm
As stocks continue to rise this week despite record coronavirus numbers, is the worst past, or have we just entered the eye of the storm?
Mo’ Money Mo’ Problems
It seems that Wall Street is finally beginning to understand just how out of wack things have gotten this year as unemployment and debt rise
That’s Gotta Hertz
Two of Amazon’s fiercest competitors, Shopify and Walmart, have joined forces to take on the almighty egghead at his own game.
Pfft! What Recession?
I’ll tell you what’s going on: it’s those pesky day traders, coming in here with their grand plans and commission-free apps, trying to make a fast buck from struggling companies by getting them at low prices and selling them as quickly as they can. Well, now look what’s happened? There’s a threat of a second wave and the market’s gone and nosedived.
What Pandemic?
Despite domestic protests, rising tensions with China, and the mildly problematic pandemic still running rampant, the stock market had a pretty great week
The New Cold War?
Despite the economy beginning to reopen, fears escalate that the U.S. and China could renew their trade war as tensions rise
All Hail Lord Zuckerberg
As vaccination hopes caused a flurry on Wall Street this week, Facebook and Spotify made moves that could redefine their futures as businesses
Are You Not Entertained?
Tesla could be on the move as CEO Elon Musk talks with Texan officials, while Amazon and Uber are making plans for continued world domination.
Everybody’s Taking Shots At Amazon
Warren Buffett’s annual Berkshire meeting gave investors much food for thought, while Amazon takes punches from rivals and ex-employees alike.