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In this issue: If Europe wants a startup economy, entrepreneurs say one thing needs to change By Edward Robinson Nuclear fusion could be the clean energy the world needs—if a century of research finally produces a breakthrough By Jon Asmundsson and Will Wade
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If You Want to Know What Stock Is Set To Skyrocket, There Are Options
WHAT DO NIKE INC., Raven Industries, and Fortinet Inc. have in common? They exemplify the predictive capacities the options market offers: Recent stock price spikes were preceded by certain telltale signs in the options market, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Use the terminal to generate ideas for enhancing your portfolio and profit from ever-changing option trading trends.
How Are You Doing? AID Provides the Answers
“HOW’M I DOING?” That’s a question asset managers, sales professionals, and all of us, for that matter, ask daily.
Volatile Markets Reveal Interesting Credit Opportunities in Energy
OIL ROSE ALMOST 50% from the end of October 2020 through mid-January.
Colonies of Retail-Investor ‘Ants' March On Korea's Stock Market
IN LATE JULY, 70-year-old Kim Kyung-rok began frantically sifting through his long-dormant stock brokerage account.
Examine How Market Upheaval Is Affecting Company Results
The coronavirus pandemic sent huge waves of volatility through markets in 2020. How did that affect the financial results of companies that interest you?
Get the Insider Scoop at Newly Public Health-Care Companies
Last year was a good year for at least one thing: initial public offerings in the U.S. With the frenzy of listings of special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, IPOs raised a total of $154 billion in 2020. That total was by far the largest of the past 10 years, and more than double the total from 2019, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
“I've Had to Think Differently”
IN SEPTEMBER, Jane Fraser shattered the financial industry’s ultimate glass ceiling when she was named the next chief executive officer of Citigroup Inc., one of the world’s three most important banks.
The Prodigy
Yoyo Chang turned a hunch born in an English high school cafeteria into a next-generation payments app backed by serious, well-heeled investors
The Fintech Revolution Is Finally Here— And So Are the Regulators
SPEAKING IN OCTOBER to his banking brethren at the world’s biggest payments confab—the annual Sibos conference— Jamie Dimon didn’t mince words.
Opening Up
China’s entry into the WTO upended global manufacturing. Now it’s poised to disrupt the financial system— and the consequences could be just as dramatic and surprising