China's Manufacturing Loses Momentum
China's manufacturing industry, which accounts for one-third of the world's second-largest economy, lost momentum in March due to weak export orders, hindering the country's economic recovery from COVID-19 restrictions.
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On Tuesday, Alibaba Group announced its plans to divide into six units, with most of them seeking fundraisings or listings, in its largest restructuring in its 24-year history
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Hindenburg Research has announced that it holds short positions in Block Inc and has accused the payments company, led by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, of inflating its user numbers and understating its customer acquisition costs.
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Silicon Valley Bank's collapse has sent shockwaves through the global banking industry, leading to widespread concerns about the financial stability of lenders.
Go Deeper (2 min read)U.S. Manufacturing Is Starting To Show Cracks
Weaker manufacturing data could indicate that consumers and businesses are becoming more cautious in the midst of economic uncertainty.
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ChatGPT, The New Web3?
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Broadcom, Hard To Beat
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High Profile IPOs At Risk
Numerous businesses that went public while the IPO market was thriving have had such severe setbacks that they are now faced with the sobering possibility that their shares will never recover.
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