Taiwan’s 62% Stock Rally Spurs Fund Managers to Quit
Taiwan’s stock boom is drawing fund managers toward private trading firms, as personal-investment restrictions put talent retention under pressure.
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Taiwan’s stock boom is drawing fund managers toward private trading firms, as personal-investment restrictions put talent retention under pressure.
Barclays sees SpaceX as the likely buyer of Tesla in a possible all-stock merger, with an announcement potentially ahead of the annual meeting expected by December 6.
Apple's iPhone Duo US online orders slip into January 2027 within minutes of preorders, putting premium demand and holiday supply in focus for AAPL.
Circle shares closed 9.33% higher at $86.97 on October 15 as the USDC issuer builds its payments business ahead of November earnings.
Schwab brings direct Bitcoin and ether trading to eligible retail clients across its $13.33 trillion platform, with 0.75% fees and phased wallet transfers.
Tesla rose more than 5% at one point in premarket trading after the Roadster reveal, implying roughly $75 billion in additional market value.
HYBE shares rally as analysts forecast concert-led revenue growth, with BTS touring and newer acts Katseye and Cortis putting profit margins in focus.
Paul Tudor Jones plans to short US stocks in 2027, warning that AI share offerings, fiscal deficits and oil prices could challenge the bull market.
Reuters says the WEF could name Christine Lagarde chair as early as November, potentially accelerating an ECB leadership reshuffle. No decision is final.
Musk calls Roadster Tesla’s last manually driven car as SpaceX technology puts TSLA and SPCX in focus, with production targeted for 2028 and merger talk unconfirmed.
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