Month: July 2021

Harvest Finance crypto (FARM) faced a major attack from hackers last year. In October, the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) protocol was drained of $34 million. The hackers got their hands on a huge amount of the stablecoins USDT and USDC from the Harvest Finance pool.

Investors didn’t take the news lightly. In return, Harvest Finance crypto fell 60% as holders dropped their stakes in the token. That resulted in a whopping $400 million in liquidity being depleted from the Harvest Finance as liquidity providers fled the platform.
Naturally, this was a major blow to the token. After hitting a peak value around $320 …read more […]

Every public company in the United States must have a board of directors. Stockholders elect board members, and they work for stockholders, voting on decisions to protect their interests. For example, whether to merge with another company. The board of directors plays an instrumental role in how a company is ultimately managed, and must act as a fiduciary in representing shareholders.
For shareholders, the board of directors is a direct line to the company they hold equity in. This is why companies hold an annual general meeting: to bring shareholders and board members together. In the meantime, throughout the rest …read more […]

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The PowerSchool IPO is here. The online education software company went public on July 28. Here are the latest details…
PowerSchool IPO: About The Business

PowerSchool is a California-based leading provider of cloud-based software for K-12 education in North America. The platform serves 70% of all K-12 students in the U.S. and Canada, according to the filings.
PowerSchool supports over 45 million students and 12,000+ districts, schools and other educational institutions in over 90 countries, according to the company website. This includes 93 of the top 100 districts by student enrollment in the United States. The company also sells solutions in over 90 …read more […]

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In this Oxford Club review, we’ll look at the independent financial research publisher. It’s comprised of a private network of investors, entrepreneurs and like-minded individuals. It has readers around the world and is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland.
With the goal to help its’ members achieve a “rich life,” The Oxford Club offers three financial research newsletters, along with 12 investment trading services. These have different styles and strategies for a wide range of investors.
As the educational arm of the Oxford Club, Investment U, strives to create free resources for financial literacy. It’s important to note this connection and we review many …read more […]

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