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Sixty-four years after the Soviet Union launched in space the first manmade object – Sputnik-1, mankind sent off the first space tourists and seriously considers colonising Mars. And while, until recently, space exploration was limited exclusively to government and international agencies, in the past couple of decades, an increasing number of private companies are venturing into the space flight business.
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The legendary holding company posted better-than-expected results for their second quarter after its myriad of businesses – from energy to railroads – received a generous boost as governments loosened their grip on COVID-19 restrictions.
This sent Berkshire’s Class “B” shares up by 2%, thus bringing the total year-to-date growth to over 23%.
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The ambitious space tourism company delivered solid second-quarter results that prompted its shares to rise by 5% in after-hours trading.
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An increasing number of people are reverting back to pre-covid shopping habits, and perhaps nobody felt the shockwave better than Amazon. After falling short of analysts’ forecasts, the company stock slid over 7% in extended-hours trading last Thursday.
Now, it’s up to the company’s new CEO, Andy Jassy, to reassure investors as to how the business is planning to retain its record growth, especially under the mounting scrutiny of regulators both on U.S. and European soil.
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The multinational beverage corporation reported second-quarter revenue that surpassed 2019 figures, which generated higher expectations for the full fiscal year. Here are the main financial highlights from Coca-Cola’s earnings release.
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“Robinhood will only benefit from higher market volatility as its trading volumes are expected to rise due to its main source of income being the selling of client orders to market makers. A less volatile market, on the other hand, might present a problem because it risks boring speculators.”
Ivaylo Chaushev, chief financial analyst of DeltaStock