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Lyft’s Revenue Hit Hard by COVID Plunged 44%

2020 has left riding and carpooling apps devastated. Lyft, the second biggest world app after Uber, has recently suffered tremendous losses for the fourth...

The New Streaming Giants War

It has been now a year that the planet is living under intermittent lockdowns, curfews and social restrictions. As a result, entertainment sources have...

GameStop & Reddit Traders: A War on Wall Street

Can millennials save GameStop? "Subprime kids" have changed the fate of GameStop, which was on the brink of bankruptcy.  Shares of the bricks-and-mortar video game...

Is Water the New Blue Gold?

In January 2021, the CME group, a subsidiary of the Californian market, entered the water market with an index of $496 US dollars per...

S&P Completion Index Is Trending

2020 was a strange year for the global economy, however one soaring index has managed to take the spotlight: the S&P Completion. Wall Street has...

Copper At His Highest Since 2014

Copper is a precious metal eyed by investors, which had an exceptional year in 2020. As a matter of fact, its value rose 60%...

Alibaba: The e-commerce Giant in Turmoil

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba suddenly became a target for the Communist Party in a matter of weeks. A leader in online sales on the Internet,...

Will Tourism Take Off Again in 2021?

With lockdowns, travel restriction, closed bars and restaurants, tourism professionals have experienced a catastrophic decline in demand for their services. As many countries launch vaccination...

British Pound Faces a Historical Plunge

How low will the British Pound go? With Boris Johnson expected to make an announcement in the next few hours over the post-Brexit agreement...

Apple’s iPhone Production Set to Go Up 30% for Q1 2021

Tech experts have expressed their enthusiasm after Japan’s financial daily, the Nikkei shared that Apple’s iPhone production will go up 30% to around 95...