While the firm is all about pushing for the launch of a Bitcoin ETF, it is also investing in the public in advance to gain a good grasp of the technology backing digital currencies.
Tesla is going to ramp up production in all its sites including Texas, California, China, and Berlin, and achieve 50% average annual growth in vehicle deliveries.
A report forecasts that the gaming market, including deals, and fundraising exercises, will amount to more than $150 billion in 2022.
Vodafone switched on the UK’s first 5G OpenRAN site that carries live customer traffic in Bath, England, earlier this year.
Ryanair hopes to improve its operational outlook in the coming years with the plans to acquire some new jets from Boeing.
Beyond Europe, the outlook from other global markets is also impressive as investors go on an accumulating spree in order to par off some losses experienced all month.
China’s securities regulator says that it will treat Hong Kong as an overseas district in its new rules for overseas IPOs.
In addition to the Metaverse ETF, the financial services giant also filed for Fidelity Crypto Industry and Digital Payments ETF.
The market continues to remain volatile amid the Fed commentary earlier this week. However, US GDP numbers for Q4 2021 are much better than expected.
Citing reasons of safety and market volatility, the spot ETFs have not been welcomed by the SEC but are likely to become a reality soon.
CEO Tim Cook said the company’s supply chain woes are not as stringent for the quarter as against the September quarter.
In addition to the most recent decline, TSLA has dropped more than 21% since the year started.
Robinhood stock took a heavy beating following a massive reduction in the number of active users investing on the platform.
CEO Kwon Young-soo said that a 260 trillion won order backlog shows LG Energy’s possible growth.
Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital acquires 3.1 million shares of Netflix despite the stock losing more than 40% valuations in a month’s time.