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  • UP Fintech Holding Stock Rises After Debut At NASDAQ
    Up Fintech Holding
    Leading online brokerage firm UP Fintech Holding, which primarily caters to Chinese traders, has now made its NASDAQ Stock Market debut.
  • Lyft Seeks Its IPO To Have A $23 Billiion Valuation
    The Lyft logo is seen on ride-hailing car in Manhattan in New York City
    Lyft, being the first ride-hailing firm to go public seeks to have a $23 billion valuation.
  • Upbeat January Numbers Sees Optimism Rise On Wall Street
    2019 a good year?
    Looking back at historical precedent, Wall Street sees some hope in its optimism 2019 will turn out to be another positive year despite economic and political headwinds,
  • China Opens Opportunities For Start-Up Tech Firms With Planned Launch Of A Nasdaq-Style Board
    Nasdaq
    This particular board will reportedly be geared towards emerging business and small firms and will have a lower listing threshold.
  • Trump’s Trade War Being Blamed For Massive New Year Selloff on Wall Street
    Heading south fast
    Shares of Apple, Inc plummeted 10% to its lowest level in six years yesterday, taking Wall Street down with it and heralding a depressing start to the new trading year.
  • China Announces Launch of New Tech Board at Shanghai Stock Exchange
    Needed in China
    China will soon begin the difficult process of establishing what it calls a "science and technology innovation board," a NASDAQ-style board intended to make it easier for mainland firms to launch initial public offerings (IPOs).China Announces Launch of New Tech Board at Shanghai Stock Exchange
  • No Respite From Losses as Sell-Offs Again Batter U.S. Markets on Monday
    Another bad day
    News the Trump administration will absolutely impose the announced new tariff hikes on Chinese imports by Jan. 1, 2019 sent U.S. equity and markets crashing lower Monday.
  • Wall Street Bloodbath Spills Over Into Thursday
    Not doin' too well
    Some good news would be great at this time. U.S. equity markets were again savaged for a second straight day Thursday by massive sell-offs due to reasons that remain precisely unclear.
  • Trump’s Trade War A Factor in ‘Bloody Wednesday’ On Wall Street
    Bloodbath
    The blue-chip Dow Jones, the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ composite all took a beating yesterday in a head-scratching rout some analysts were already calling Bloody Wednesday.
  • U.S., China and World Markets Fall Amid News of 10% U.S. Tariffs
    Shanghai Stock Exchange
    News the United States will categorically impose 10 percent tariffs on $200 million worth of Chinese goods next week caused China's Shanghai Stock Exchange (its largest) to fall to its lowest level in four years.
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