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Qudian Inc. Reports First Quarter 2020 Unaudited Financial Results XIAMEN, China, May 26, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Qudian Inc. ("Qudian" or "the Company" or "We") (NYSE: QD), a leading technology platform empowering the enhancement of online consumer finance experience in China, today announced its unaudited ...
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35 Ways to Jump-Start Your Emergency Savings The sad lack of emergency savings is a well-known and often-lamented condition for a huge number of people. And it's never been more apparent—or more dangerous—than in our coronavirus-induced economic downturn. According to a 2019 study by the ...
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Boeing and Airbus Study How Coronavirus Behaves During Air Travel Boeing Co. and Airbus SE are researching the new coronavirus's behavior inside jetliners, part of an industry push to curb risks that have brought air traffic to a near standstill. Their work will involve academics, engineers and medical experts who will examine ...
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Stocks Rise on Hopes for Economic Recovery: Live Business Updates The S&P 500 rose more than 1 percent, with shares of companies most likely to benefit from the lifting of restrictions on travel and commerce faring well. Here's what you need to know: Wall Street shift focus to reopening and stocks rally. Consumers feel ...
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Sterling rises to two-week high as dollar weakens LONDON (Reuters) - The pound rose against the dollar and euro on Tuesday, hitting a two-week high and holding above $1.235, boosted mainly by improving global risk appetite which saw the greenback fall. FILE PHOTO: Pound Sterling notes and change ...
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China Will Use Its Digital Currency To Compete With The USD Amid questions and speculation about China's new central bank-backed digital currency termed DCEP, one thing remains clear: to the extent that China is working on digital currency, the main benefits would be to replace fiat cash with a layer of traceable ...
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US Moves to Audit Chinese Firms. Market Frets Over What Comes Next. For more than a decade, Chinese companies raised billions by listing their shares on American stock exchanges while avoiding the accounting-quality checks that other public firms endure. But economic tension between the two global superpowers, ...
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Charting a bull-flag breakout, S&P 500 ventures atop 200-day average Editor's Note: This is a free edition of The Technical Indicator, a daily MarketWatch subscriber newsletter. To get this column each market day, click here. Technically speaking, the major U.S. benchmarks continue to trend higher, rising amid constructive, but ...
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Stocks soar as New York Stock Exchange reopens floor to traders Stock roared Tuesday coming off the holiday weekend, as the nationwide shutdown continues to unwind, more drug companies chase coronavirus vaccines and the New York Stock Exchange reopened its floor to traders for the first time in two months.
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Landlords Were Never Meant to Get Bailout Funds. Many Got It Anyway. Real-estate companies are cashing in on the government's emergency-spending program, despite rules meant to bar landlords and other property owners from the funds. Congress created the Paycheck Protection Program to help smaller companies keep ...
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