Source: Dreamstime
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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.
Amazon Disappointed Investors Despite Making 100 Billion USD in Quarterly Revenue; Its CFO Expects Slower Growth in the Months to Come
Source: Dreamstime
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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.
Coca-Cola’s Quarterly Revenue Crushed Expectations; The Company Raised Its FY 2021 Forecast
Source: Dreamstime
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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.
Ivaylo Chaushev: Robinhood Only Stands to Benefit from Higher Market Volatility
Source: DeltaStock
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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
NFT – Strange Things People Invest In (Part 2)
Source: Dreamstime | Creator: Justlight
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While in 2020 people dabbled in collecting and investing in cards, toys and wine, in 2021 a new trend appeared in the collectors’ world – NFTs.
Jefferies Group Posts a Record-shattering Quarter, Significantly Boosts Its Quarterly Cash Dividend
Source: Dreamstime
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The U.S. multinational independent investment bank and financial services company posted a record quarter ending May 31, 2021, in addition to a record last twelve month net revenues of $6.739 billion – a staggering 81% year-over-year growth and a clear sign of good things to come, COVID-19 notwithstanding. Here’s what else has been happening for the past three months at Jefferies Group’s HQ.