This ETF is leading inflows for 2023
The iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG) manages $72.5 billion in assets and has received $4.1 billion in cash inflows year-to-date.
Energy expert urges US independence, says security must be ‘back on the agenda’
S&P Global Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin argues America has "taken for granted" its energy independence, warning "another problem" in natural resource supply is coming.
Bitcoin wants to break its bond with stocks
The cryptocurrency Bitcoin is looking to distance itself from tech stocks like Meta and Amazon which it has seen a strong correlation with in the past.
Kansas company stiffed by Vietnam, demands action
Kansas construction company, Hall Brothers, owed millions over work done on roads in Vietnam, wants the U.S. government to intervene on its and others behalf.
Record spending over California's legal gambling initiative
The campaign could bring legalized sports betting to California. Native American tribes and online gambling companies compete for the multibillion-dollar market.
Empty buildings in China’s provincial cities testify to Evergrande debacle
Rows of residential towers, some 26 stories high, stand unfinished in this provincial city about 350 miles west of Shanghai, their plastic tarps flapping in the wind. Places like Lu'an are monuments to the once-grand ambitions of China Evergrande Group.
Scores of asset managers fall short on tougher UK best practice code
BlackRock, Fidelity, Legal & General, M&G and abrdn are among 125 firms endorsed under Britain's tougher best practice code to stop "greenwashing" by asset managers, though 64 peers failed to make the grade, the Financial Reporting Council said on Monday.
California, NY taxes driving Texas real estate
Land Tejas Executive Vice President Uri Man discusses a new WalletHub report that found Texas cities rank highest for the best places to buy a house in 2021.
Hard liquor can take the edge off inflation
Liquor companies are taking inflation in their stride. A push into premium brands, coupled with the fact that more drinkers are switching to spirits from beer in key markets, should help maintain their edge.
Elon Musk owns these 3 cryptocurrencies
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday said the "three meaningful assets" he personally owns besides his two companies are Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum.
Five metros with the biggest home-price increases according to Redfin
Home prices are rising in these warm-weather metros.
Coinbase IPO will make bitcoin, crypto a household name: Tech investment expert
Evolution VC Partners founder Gregg Smith argues that Coinbase will popularize bitcoin and cryptocurrencies across America.
Railroads strike $25B merger
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. agreed to acquire Kansas City Southern in a transaction valued at about $25 billion that would create the first freight-rail network linking Mexico, the U.S. and Canada.
Another 770K Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits increased last week to 770,000.
Bumble revenue up 31% in first earnings report since going public
Bumble, the dating app where women make the first move, saw revenue rise 31% to $165.6 million in its first earnings report since going public.
The Chinese are committing fraud in US capital markets’: Muddy Waters' Carson Block
Along with the coronavirus, the Chinese are facing pressure over fraudulent companies listed on US exchanges and the SEC seeks answers.
Nikola fuel cell byproduct will be water you can drink: CEO
Nikola founder Trevor Milton said excess water from the hydrogen fuel-cell version of its Badger electric truck is clean enough to drink.
Food delivery giants GrubHub, Just Eat Takeaway.com to merge after Uber talks collapse
The $7.3 billion deal creates one of the world's largest food delivery marketplaces.
Pandemic could fuel demand for 'diaspora bonds', says World Bank
The coronavirus pandemic and its devastating economic impact on developing countries could fuel fresh interest in so-called diaspora bonds that allow migrants to support their countries of origin, according to experts from the World Bank
Coronavirus fight getting $12B from World Bank to aid poor countries
The World Bank announced Wednesday that it is making $12 billion available to provide immediate support to low-income countries dealing with the health and economic impacts of the coronavirus.