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“Investors are looking for the next Tesla and Rivian promotes itself as its major rival, but is far from it. In fact, Rivian looks more like a startup than a company ready to launch its own IPO.”
Ivaylo Chaushev, chief financial analyst of DeltaStock
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The cloud and data management service provider posted lower than expected earnings that led to a 5% drop in its share price in extended trading hours on Tuesday.
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In the span of just a couple of months, the coronavirus pandemic managed to shake the foundations of the global economy, dramatically alter our day-to-day lives, and generate unprecedented unemployment levels on a global scale, all without breaking a sweat.
And while the disrupted supply chains posed significant financial risks to a great degree of companies, for some sectors the virus turned into an unexpected stairway to success. LEt’s take a look at who are the winners and losers in the fight against COVID-19.
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It’s no secret that the year-on-year inflation in many countries is rising at a worrisome pace. This is perhaps why recently more and more investors abandon traditional investments, like bank deposits and real estate, in favour of company shares.