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Netflix announced a price increase this week to the standard and premium plans offered in Canada, a move that some analysts believe foreshadows a coming price increase to Netflix in the U.
A year after going public, The RealReal is coming under fire with its shareholders.
Beyond Meat’s stock surged this week following a deal with Walmart that will triple the alternative-meat company’s distribution. Shares of Beyond Meat jumped 10.
Airline stocks have been battered by the coronavirus, and things might get even worse. The Arca Airline Index (XAL), which tracks major U.S.
Bank stocks have not joined the market in recovering from the March selloff, continually punished by the Fed’s easing of interest rates and other concerns about shrunken earnings.
The commercial space industry, a market expected to become the next multi-trillion economy by research firms such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, is finally taking off and investors are hungry to buy-in.
With brick-and-mortar stores closed during the Covid-19 pandemic, online furniture retailers have registered record sales and seen their stocks soar.
Investors in COVID-19 vaccine companies who sent stocks soaring in the early months of the pandemic have lost confidence in the prospects of a clear winner.
Despite September’s tech stock selloffs, share prices for semiconductor stocks are expected to continue to grow as more sectors move to integrate hardware chips into their products.
Home-improvement stocks have been shining in the market since March when the pandemic started forcing people to spend much more time at home.
A cluster of stocks in the apparel sector – companies that capitalized on the uptick in online shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic – are riding the tech wave.
Hyper-volatile cruise stocks are in limbo right now, as investors struggle to see how the industry can cope with mounting regulatory hurdles, a frightened customer base and a pandemic that is still threatening most of the globe.
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