Jerry Lin

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  • Pandora Aims to Revamp Its Image in China: Will Celebrity Endorsements Do the Trick?
    Synthetic Diamond Supply
    Danish fashion jewelry brand, Pandora, recently named American actress Ashley Park as its new global ambassador. Though initially unfamiliar to many, Park has gained recognition in China over the past two years for her role as Mindy in the hit American show "Emily in Paris." Park's Asian-American identity reflects Pandora's focus on both the U.S. and Chinese markets.
  • Alibaba's U.S. Stock Surges Pre-market with Stellar Q1 Earnings and 48% Net Profit Growth
    Alibaba
    After launching its "1+6+N" organizational transformation in March to maximize organizational vitality and productivity, Alibaba presented its first earnings report post-transformation, capturing significant market attention.
  • Optimistic Earnings Boost European Stocks: Euro Stoxx 50 Climbs Over 1% with Luxury Brands Leading the Charge
    LVMH Stocks
    On Thursday, August 10, just ahead of the U.S. CPI data release, European markets trended upward. Major indices such as the Euro Stoxx 50, France's CAC40, Italy's FTSE MIB, and Spain's IBEX rose by more than 1%. Meanwhile, Germany's DAX index experienced a more modest increase of 0.6%.
  • Roblox Misses Profit Expectations, Shares Plummet 20%
    Roblox
    On Wednesday, Roblox, once hailed as the "Metaverse's premier stock," unveiled its second-quarter results, which fell short of expectations. The company reported a loss of $282.8 million, up from a $176.4 million loss in the same period of 2022. Earnings per share were down to -$0.46, slightly below analysts' forecast of -$0.45.
  • Beware the Wave: Bankruptcy Looms for U.S. EV Startups
    Electric vehicle chargers at Walmart Supercenter in Clarksville Indiana
    U.S. electric vehicle (EV) startups that went public via Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) were once a booming trend. However, the tides have shifted, with many of these firms either declaring bankruptcy or teetering on the brink.
  • How Japan's Central Bank Shakes the World: A Butterfly Effect Worth Hundreds of Billions
    Yen
    At the end of July, the Bank of Japan unexpectedly announced modifications to its yield curve control (YCC) policy, a part of its ultra-loose monetary stance in recent years. While the targeted range for 10-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yields remains at ±0.5%, the phrasing suggests this range is now merely a guideline. Additionally, the daily purchasing rate of 10-year JGBs has been increased from 0.5% to 1.0%.
  • Google's Antitrust Showdown: Biggest Case in 40 Years Set for Next Month
    RECORD
    The legacy of antitrust rulings that shaped modern capitalism has significantly influenced today's societal landscape.
  • WeWork's Decline Continues: 33% Stock Drop, Valuation Dips to $447 Million
    WeWork CEO
    Following its tumultuous journey, office space giant WeWork's fortunes continue to wane.
  • Binance Triumphs in El Salvador: Secures Full Crypto License Amidst Regulatory Hurdles
    BINANCE
    In a significant stride for the cryptocurrency industry, Binance, the world's leading cryptocurrency exchange, has successfully secured a full crypto license in El Salvador. This achievement comes amidst a backdrop of increasing regulatory scrutiny and challenges faced by crypto platforms globally.
  • NVIDIA's Vision: 'AI-Native' Set to Revolutionize Data Centers
    Nvidia
    NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang, proclaimed during a Tuesday press event that the company has introduced their next-gen GH200 Grace Hopper superchip platform, specifically designed for the accelerating computing needs of the generative AI era.
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