Shares of Paytm, Zomato, PolicyBazaar, and Nykaa — four Indian tech startups that went public last year — on Monday tumbled to their record lows since market debuts last year as analysts predict a global market correction amid US investors worrying about the prospect of high interest rates.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have attracted much mainstream attention in the past few months. As a result, numerous brands are exploring opportunities in this space, including GameStop. The video game retailer intends to build a new NFT platform to "change the game" with the help of Ethereum technology. In addition, the company seeks to hire an Ethereum specialist to help build and maintain this NFT marketplace.

Reddit, known for its message boards that became the go-to destination for day traders during this year's meme stock frenzy, said on Wednesday it had confidentially filed for an initial public offering with US securities regulators. The forum fed huge demand from retail investors for meme stocks — for GameStop in January and AMC Entertainment in June — that led to the explosion in meme stocks.

Cathie Wood's Ark Invest has put its name to a bitcoin futures ETF assigned with the ticker ARKA - a positive sign for SEC approval, an analyst said.

U.S. stock indexes rose on Monday as growth and financial stocks gained, shrugging off inflation worries in the run up to third-quarter earnings reports from later this week. Mega-caps Apple Inc (AAPL.O), Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) and Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) rose between 0.6% and 1%, with nine of the 11 major S&P 500 sector indexes trading higher.

Bank of America cut its China growth forecast on Tuesday in response to intensifying troubles at property giant Evergrande, a fresh COVID outbreak and a widespread regulatory squeeze, going beyond warnings issued by other investment banks.

Warren Buffett likely took a $5 billion hit across only five stocks on Monday, as investors dumped equities in response to the news that Chinese real estate developer Evergrande could default on up to $300 billion of debt. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway saw $2.8 billion wiped off the value of its Apple stake, as the iPhone maker's stock price slid 2% on Monday. The market downturn cut Bank of America's stock price by 3%, erasing $1.3 billion from Berkshire's position in the lender. Berkshire's American Express, Coca-Cola, and Kraft Heinz stakes also dropped in value by a combined $800 million.

Cathie Wood called out Michael Burry on social media after “The Big Short” investor placed a bet against her flagship ARK Innovation exchange-traded fund.

In mid-July, Zomato, a food delivery company, listed its shares in Indian stock markets. Its initial public offering (IPO) was oversubscribed 35 times, giving it a valuation of $12 billion. Why does a loss-making company — with no real properties or assets — command such high valuation and attract global celebrity investors like Fidelity, Morgan Stanley, Canadian Pension Fund, and the Singapore Government?

Robinhood Markets Inc. wanted to make history with its initial public offering, and now it has -- for the wrong reason.Shares in the broker behind the meme-stock revolution fell 8.4% below the IPO price in the company’s first trading session. That’s the worst debut on record among 51 U.S. firms that raised as much cash as Robinhood or more, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.It dethroned the 2007 IPO by another brokerage, MF Global Holdings Ltd., as the worst debut among qual

Shares of Chinese companies listed in the US have seen their biggest two-day fall since the 2008 financial crisis. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index, which follows the 98 biggest US-listed Chinese stocks, has fallen by almost 15% in the last two trading sessions. The index has now plummeted by more than 45% since hitting a record high in February. The slump comes after a series of crackdowns by Beijing on its technology and education industries.

Stocks were modestly lower in early trading Thursday, pulling major indexes a bit further below the record highs they marked at the beginning of the week. Investors continue to be focused on where the economy is headed as the pandemic wanes and also on the latest company earnings reports.

In an investigation that finishes up the world's greatest token is not, at this point a periphery resource class, DBS's Chief Economist Taimur Baig and Macro Strategist Chang Wei Liang composed that S&P 500 agreements will in general enroll greater swings after Bitcoin shot up or somewhere around 10% in the range of 60 minutes.

Shares of Oprah Winfrey-backed Oatly Group AB (OTLY.O) jumped 30% in their market debut on Thursday, valuing the Swedish oatmilk maker at about $13 billion, as demand for plant-based food products surges globally.

Lordstown Motors said it would start producing and selling electric pickup trucks this year, but there is little evidence it is ready to do so. Its stock has tumbled from a high of about $30 last year to around $8.

For a year that’s been so bad, it’s hard not to wonder why the stock market has been so good.

Shares of Lyft, Uber and DoorDash dipped Thursday after Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh told Reuters that gig workers should be classified as company employees.

Apple’s Spring Loaded event was a fast-paced one with plenty of good news, but it wasn’t enough to reverse an AAPL fall seen on the day, and continuing into after-market trading. The day saw AAPL fall 1.28% during trading, and it continued to fall (albeit at a slower pace) in after-market deals …

The pending Coinbase direct listing is exciting a broad base of the investment community outside the usual cryptocurrency crowd.