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Who Is — And Will Be — Making Money From COVID-19 Vaccines?

Schroders' Expert John Bowler Analyzes The Pharmaceutical Groups Involved In COVID-19 Drug Development, Emphasizing That Their Efforts Will Be Rewarded In The Future, Despite Current Low Benefits.

Toyota Looks To Rival With The New BZ4X EV

The New Zero-Emission SUV Unveiled At Shanghai Motor Show 2021 Will Be One Of The 15 Fully-Electric Vehicles The Company Intends To Sell Globally By 2025.

Amazon Now Delves Into Hairdressing Business

The Company Will Open Its First-Ever Hair Salon In London, Where New Technologies Will Be Explored, Including Augmented Reality.

Apple Launches $200M Fund To Counter Climate Change

The Cupertino Giant Will Invest In Forestry Projects To Help Remove Carbon From The Atmosphere While Generating Financial Returns.

A Macaque With Elon Musk's Neuralink Implant Played Pong Using His Mind

A Video Shows How A Macaque Is Perfectly Able To Play An Old Video Game Through The Neural Implant Devised By Neuralink.

Cryptocurrencies Capture The Benefits Of Innovation While Controlling Its Excesses

According to Amundi, investments in cryptocurrencies may be promising - especially if an appropriate regulatory framework is defined - but they are still speculative in nature.

The US-China Competition Multiplies Investment Opportunities

Today’s Bipolar World Order Is Not A Step Back To The Cold War But A New Chapter For Globalization — Accelerated By The Pandemic — Multiplying Both Opportunities And Risks.

YouTube Outgrew Facebook, Instagram, TikTok Amid The Pandemic: Pew

According To The Pew Research Center, Google's Video Platform Is More Popular Than Facebook And Instagram Among 18- To 29-Year-Olds.

Why Bitcoin Is Unlikely To Become An Investment Tool: Pictet

According To Luca Paolini, Pictet Asset Management's Chief Strategist, Bitcoin Still Presents Too Many Shortcomings, Beginning With Mining Sustainability.

How AI Is Improving Google Maps

The New App Features Include Indoor Navigation, Weather Forecast, Green Routes And E-Commerce.

Volkswagen Makes Push For Flying Cars To Be Launched In The Chinese Market

The German Automobile Manufacturer Has Announced The Go-Ahead For A Feasibility Study About Flying Cars To Be Launched In China, The Company's Most Profitable Market.

Tesla Dominates Italian EV Market, Surpassing Fiat And Renault

In March, Tesla Model 3 Outranked Fiat 500's And Renault Zoe's Sales. In General Terms, However, The Automotive Market Is Lagging Behind Compared To 2019.

A Google-Branded Car Is Here

Thanks To The Internet Giant's Technology, You Will Be Able To Remote-Control The Car Or Request Information On Its Status

Careers: Graduates With These Profiles Are Highly Sought After

In 2020, Companies' Most Sought-After Profiles Were Science, Technology, Engineering, And Mathematics (STEM) Graduates - 49%, Followed By Economists

How To Invest Cash When Markets Are Volatile

According to AllianceBernstein, the opportunity cost of sticking to liquidity is rather high: over time, most of the asset classes are expected to do better

All-Electric Self-Driving Farm Tractors Are Coming

Startup Monarch Tractor has developed self-driving robot tractors using the same technology as Tesla's electric cars to make agriculture safer and more sustainable

BlackRock Sees An Opportunity In Chinese Equities Amid Weakness

In Its Global Weekly Commentary, The Investment Giant Considers The Recent Weakness Of The Chinese Market As An Opportunity To Finally Make A Breakthrough

Why Amazon And Apple Are Proof US Equities Aren't In A Bubble

According to the investment banking giant, the current stock market valuations are substantially correct.

5 US-Listed Stocks From Emerging Markets That Bode Well For 2021

Here are the companies that bode well for 2021, according to Kiplinger: from the Russian version of Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) to the Chinese rival of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE: <

With Tesla Stock Decline, Elon Musk Lost $27B In A Week

Tesla stock fell 11.5% in a week. This decline cost very dearly to its main shareholder, Elon Musk.