SEC Charges Purported ‘Green’ Mining Company With Fraud
Back to Green Mining and two of its executives are accused of stealing $2.7 million from investors.
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What’s Buzzy: Cathie Wood Likes T-Bonds Over Large Caps
The doyenne of disruption thinks deflation will change the game board. Except for her beloved Tesla.
Powell or Brainard? The Next Fed Chair Makes Little Difference, Wells Fargo Says
Some see big contrasts between the Republican incumbent and his reputed rival.
Twitter to Pay $809.5 Million to Settle Securities Fraud Lawsuit
The social media company was accused of concealing from investors its stagnant user growth and declining user engagement.
China, Says Chanos, Is a ‘Terrible Place to Keep Your Money
A long-time bear on the Middle Kingdom, the famed short-seller is double spooked by Evergrande.
Gensler Stands Up for the Robinhood Gang
It’s OK for meme investors to collaborate on social media, the SEC boss says. Too bad for short sellers.
States Divest Unilever Stock Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott
New Jersey and Arizona are pulling a combined $325 million out of the consumer goods giant after the ice cream maker said it would stop selling in Israeli-occupied territories.
So, the Market Outlook Is Cloudy, Huh? Not to JPM
The firm has a sunny view for stocks up ahead, differing from the likes of Goldman and BofA.
Do Last Year’s Historic Fund Performances Help or Hinder a CIO’s Career?
Recruiters and consultants weigh in on what they’re seeing.
Cathie Wood Sees Tesla Up 4-Fold, Bitcoin Up 11 Times, China: Meh
The disruption queen speaks out at SALT Conference.
House Considers Auto-Enrollment Legislation
The proposed bill would require nearly all US companies to enroll workers in a retirement plan.
Former HeadSpin CEO Arrested in Alleged $80 Million Fraud
Manish Lachwani is accused of grossly overstating sales figures when courting investors.
Here’s Morgan Stanley’s Method of Girding for a Rocky Market
The firm’s Mike Wilson urges the use of a ‘barbell strategy’ to cushion the blow from a downturn—or higher rates.
Union Threatens Strike Over Cuts at UK’s Largest Pension
The University and College Union says industrial action is now ‘inevitable.’
Why Corporate Execs Have the Supply Chain Blues
Worries over logistical bottlenecks preoccupy management on earnings calls, a BofA study shows.