US Stock Exchange Delists More Than 170 Companies

According to a recent report, the stock exchanges in the United States have delisted 179 companies between the years 2020 and 2021.

The report cited data saying that in 2019, the number of companies on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq was 5,454. The number rose to 6,179 in the yea...

S. KOREA E-COMMERCE COMPANY COUPANG INC. TO DEBUT IN NYSE

Highlights –

• S. Korea e-commerce company Coupang Inc. to debut in NYSE.
• The e-commerce company is set to fix its IPO within next week.
• Coupang is hoping to price its offering at between US$27 and $30 per share to raise up to $3.6 bill...

BLUE RIDGE BANK'S STOCK PRICE SURGE TRIGGERS LULD

Highlights:

• Blue Ridge Bank is one of the few banks which was willing to serve bitcoin even during the pandemic;
• The bank worked to enable 19 of its ATM machines to be programmed to serve bitcoin customers

This Tuesday Blue Ridge Bank announced that ...

CHINA OPPOSES U.S GOVT. ORDER DELISTING CHINESE TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES IN NYSE

Highlights –

• China opposes U.S Govt. order delisting Chinese telecommunications companies in NYSE.
• China Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying commented on the same.
• Hua commented the act will harm the investors from various coun...

US Stocks Sag Ahead Of Fed Meeting, British Vote

It is pretty easy to understand how the stock market works. Buyers and sellers will negotiate the prices and make companies, working much like an auction house. Such stocks can, therefore, be bought and sold by investors, and the exchange tracks each stock's bid and demand.

The New ...