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Despite the damaging effects of the pandemic, the popular U.S. delivery firm posted better-than-expected Q1 2021 results due to lowered fuel costs and heightened delivery prices.
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We are informing all our clients that, in connection with the upcoming Independence Day of Bulgaria, on September 22th 2020 (Tuesday) the DeltaStock customer support team won’t be available.
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Abrupt market crashes, also known as “flash crashes”, are anything but new. And while their effect on the global economies is typically short-lived, there are instances where such downfalls can spark lengthy economic crises, similar to Black Tuesday—the day that marked the beginning of the Great Depression.
As history has shown time and time again, sudden market dips are usually a byproduct of either boundless avarice or downright reckless behaviour. In this article, we’ll look into two real-life stories that completely support both of these stereotypes.
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In just three months, Oracle Corp. has managed to turn its declining sales into a decisive rally. Here is how the company fared throughout its first fiscal quarter for 2021.
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Until the start of the XXI century, the exciting world of the global financial markets was reserved mostly for the rich. However, thanks to the rapid technological advancements and the ever-growing list of online financial brokers, today the markets are open to both professional traders and to those of us who simply wish to earn some extra income from their living room couch.
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With over 34 million infected and 1 million deaths globally, the race for who will first develop a suitable vaccine against the coronavirus is more disputed than ever. At the moment, thousands of investors have flocked to the biotechnological sector where, according to the World Health Organization, as of July there are 173 potential vaccine developers hard at work, while research expenses have reached billions of U.S. dollars.