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Death Toll Over 60,000; Cruise Ships Still Sailing: Virus Update

(Bloomberg) — More than 60,000 people have died globally from Covid-19 and the number of fatalities in the U.K. climbed to more than 4,300. Spain is planning to extend its state of emergency after the number of coronavirus cases surpassed those in Italy.In the U.S., fatalities rose to more than 7,000, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended that Americans wear cloth masks to prevent the virus’s spread. At least a half-dozen ships are still at sea with passengers and crew on board as cruise lines navigate long trips back home and struggle to find ports willing to …read more […]

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“Starbucks of China” down almost 70% on Thursday on fraud claims

Luckin Coffee (NASDAQ:LK) stock tanked more than 80% (and is down 66% at the time of this writing) after the company revealed an investigation that essentially proved what Muddy Waters alleged months ago. Luckin Coffee admitted to inflating its sales numbers after an internal investigation. Luckin Coffee reveals investigation In a press release filed with […] …read more […]

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WiMi IPO: Chinese Holographic Company Goes Public

A WiMi IPO was first announced in June 2019. Now, during the coronavirus outbreak, WiMi decided to launch its IPO. And WiMi stock hit the market with success.
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WiMi IPO: The Business

WiMi Hologram Cloud (Nasdaq: WIMI) is a Chinese tech company founded in 2015. It offers augmented reality (AR)-based holographic services and products. Currently, the company has advertising services and entertainment products. It aims to provide “an innovative, immersive and interactive holographic augmented reality experience for [its] customers.”
Platforms such as Google and Apple now have tools that make access to AR content easier. According to Frost and Sullivan, …read more […]

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OPEC+ meeting delayed as Saudi Arabia and Russia row over price collapse

OPEC and Russia have postponed a meeting planned for Monday until later next week, OPEC sources said on Saturday, as a row intensified between Moscow and Saudi Arabia over who is to blame for plunging oil prices. The meeting’s delay came despite pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, known as OPEC+, to urgently stabilise global oil markets. OPEC+ is working on an unprecedented oil output curb equal to about 10% of world supply, or 10 million barrels per day, in what member states expect to be a global …read more […]