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Biden SEC Pick Gensler Grilled Over Bitcoin, GameStop Mania and Board Diversity
Gary Gensler, Biden’s pick to lead the SEC, said he would tackle cryptocurrency regulation, the “gamification” of trading and board diversity.
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China Prepares for a Big Annual Meeting to Chart a Growth Strategy
The Chinese government is set to kick off an annual parliamentary meeting this week for approving national priorities for 2021.
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Market Bull Who Predicted Herd Immunity by Independence Day: ‘Maybe We Weren't Optimistic Enough'
Federated Hermes Chief Equity Market Strategist Phil Orlando expects the U.S. economy to normalize faster than consensus.
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AppLovin Joins Parade of Video Game Companies Headed for Public Market After 2020 Sales Hit $1.45 Billion
Mobile game company AppLovin filed for an IPO on Tuesday after revenue jumped 46% last year.
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Shares of Rocket Companies, a Large Short Target of Hedge Funds, Jump More Than 70%
The online mortgage provider currently has large short bets placed against it by hedge funds.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves After the Bell: Lyft, Nordstrom, Box & More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Tuesday, March 2.
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Fortnite Creator Epic Games Buys the Developer of Fall Guys, a Title That Defined the Pandemic Gaming Boom
Fortnite developer Epic Games has agreed to acquired Tonic Games Group, the firm behind the smash hit video game Fall Guys.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Midday: Rocket Mortgage, Novavax, TripAdvisor and More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
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Chinese Tesla Rival Nio Says Global Chip Shortage Will Hit Its Electric Car Production
Chinese electric car start-up Nio said Tuesday a global chip shortage will force it to produce fewer cars in the second quarter.
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The $7.25 Minimum Wage Can't Pay All the Bills in Any State
Democrats are shelving their plans for a $15 federal minimum wage for now. The current minimum, $7.25, isn’t a living wage for full-time workers in any state.
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Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders Propose 3% Wealth Tax on Billionaires
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Bernie Sanders and a slew of other Democrats proposed a 2% tax on wealth above $50 million and a 3% tax on wealth over $1 billion.
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Will Unemployment Benefits End After a Year? Extensions Should Prevent It
Workers who began getting jobless benefits last March are reaching the end of their “benefit year.” That would typically mean aid reduction or ineligibility.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves in the Premarket: Zoom Video, Novavax, Nio & More
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Zoom Video, Novavax, Nio, and more.
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Ant Group Says It Will Help Employees Monetize Shares and Commits to Listing After Canceled IPO
Eric Jing, executive chairman of Ant Group, said the company will find a “short-term liquidity solution” for employees and committed to an IPO.
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New York Attorney General Warns Cryptocurrency Industry: ‘Play by the Rules Or We Will Shut You Down'
The Empire State’s attorney general warned individual investors and crypto industry players of the perils of digital assets.
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Tax Hikes, Furlough Extensions and a Hawkish Tone: Analysts' Predictions for the UK Budget
As British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak prepares to set out the country’s path to recovery, analysts are weighing the possibility of tax hikes and a nod to future fiscal tightening.
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The Value Trade Is Running ‘Way Too Far and Way Too Fast' for This Stage of the Reopening, PNC Strategist Says
The major indexes may be kicking off the month in rally mode, but PNC Financial’s Amanda Agati sees trouble under the hood.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves After the Bell: Zoom, Roku, Novavax & More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Monday, March 1.
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It's Time for Biden's Financial Regulators to Face the Senate Spotlight
Confirmation hearings begin Tuesday for President Biden’s picks to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Stocks Rocket Higher in Broad Rally to Start March, S&P 500 Jumps 2% for Best Day Since June
Yields appeared to be stabilizing and the 10-year rate was off its high from last week, which encouraged investors that the rapid rise in rates was slowing.