What’s with all this sudden financing?
by GammaRisk In over 25 public companies from GSX Techedu and Tesla to MicroStrategy, there is a sudden wave of companies raising capital through convertible bond structures and new stock
by GammaRisk In over 25 public companies from GSX Techedu and Tesla to MicroStrategy, there is a sudden wave of companies raising capital through convertible bond structures and new stock
Greece goes negative rates!! Remember they couldn't get financing a few years ago? pic.twitter.com/cgYmbozeDq — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) November 11, 2020
Powell made his opinion clear on directly financing the Federal Government. Important question and response. pic.twitter.com/NC0VpiCEOD — Eric Basmajian (@EPBResearch) November 5, 2020
by Shaun Richards It is time for another trip to a land down under as even commodity rich Australia has found its economy affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. It raises
George Floyd’s death worsens social and economic inequalities highlighted by the pandemic; Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon reacts on ‘Sunday Morning Futures.’
by The Phoenix Lost amidst all the talk of Covid-19, economic shutdowns, and stimulus is one simple but incredibly important question… Just who is going to pay for all of this?!?!
As one of the largest purchases most of us will ever make, financing a car is the only choice many people have. However, even if you are fortunate enough to
Eyeing That Sweater? It’s Yours in Four Easy Payments Fintech firms pitch installment plans to consumers increasingly reliant on borrowing Sean Gauthier wouldn’t think of using credit cards to buy
via scmp: Central bank circular seen by the Post instructs banks that the provision of services for cryptocurrency trading is ‘strictly prohibited’ The People’s Bank of China has ordered financial institutions to stop
A company spokesperson stated that the decision is a result of the bank’s ongoing evaluations of the costs and benefits of serving different industries. This decision follows a statement from
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Here’s how a soon-to-be bankrupt company that’ll default on all its debts can still borrow $5.5 billion. PG&E, the largest gas and electric utility in California,
Corporate financing is always an important subject. One badly managed corporation can bring down entire industries, and in some cases an economy. Fortress Biotech is a biopharmaceuticals company that has
by stockboardasset Ford Motor Credit Company LLC (“Ford Credit”) filed additional court documents with the Northern District of Texas last week, claiming Reagor-Dykes Motors, LP and other related Debtors entities ran “the
Elon Musk could face civil and criminal penalties if it is found he didn't secure financing at the time of his tweet about taking Tesla private, the former SEC chair
by Trivirus I’m aware most of you aren’t self-employed or small business owners, but understand I’m not a fan of the system either. I’m just trying to “play by the rules”