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John Paulson: cryptocurrency is a bubble. "it will eventually prove worthless." No one is advised to invest.
Ever since John Paulson succeeded in shorting the US housing market more than a decade ago, people have been asking him what the next big deal will be. The billionaire has yet to find anything comparable to his massive short selling. As the subprime mortgage market collapsed and triggered the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, Paulson made $20 billion for himself and his investors-an insurmountable peak. Now, however, more than 14 years after mortgage-backed securities (CDO) and credit default swaps (CDS) attracted everyone's attention, Paulson is once again seeing overinvestment.
Medical device giant Baxter International negotiated the purchase price of Hill-Rom may reach 10 billion US dollars
Us medical device giant Baxter International is in advanced talks to buy Hill-Rom Holdings for about $10 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. The deal values Hill-Rom at about $150 a share, a premium of about 13 per cent to Friday's closing price of $132.90. Sources said that the two sides could reach an agreement as early as the middle of this week, but did not rule out the possibility that the negotiations could break down. A month earlier, it was reported that Hill-Rom had rejected a proposal by Baxter International worth 9.6 billion yuan.
Headline on the outer disk: it is more important for the Federal Reserve to reduce the size and start the whole body when it ends than when it starts.
The headlines that the global financial media paid close attention to last night and this morning are as follows: 1. When the Federal Reserve reduces the size to start the whole body is more important than when to start. 2. The unexpected stop of growth in commercial equipment orders in the United States in July indicates the standstill of capital investment. 3. Chief Economist of the European Central Bank: once the impact of the Federal Reserve reduction shows that the central bank will take response measures 4, Pfizer Inc seeks the United States to fully approve COVID-19 vaccine to strengthen the injection 5. The PC market grew by 17% in the second quarter of 2021. Apple Inc continued to stay in second place. 6. Delta Airlines raised health insurance premiums for unvaccinated employees to pay for higher COVID-19 costs.
Weekend News: us Vice President: the problems caused by the global chip shortage are "very real"
For more global financial information Please move to 7 × 24-hour live financial news market Monday US stock futures opened basically flat investors followed the Fed's movements: U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday major stock indexes of the week recorded a decline on August 20, more than 20 investment banks raised Microsoft Corp's target price, most of the most popular China stocks rebounded on Friday, 360 DigiTech Inc rose more than 15% this week under US WTI crude oil. Down 8.9% Brent crude oil fell 7.7% gold futures closed 0.3% higher this week silver futures fell 2.8% European stocks generally closed higher than Euro Stoxx 600 on Friday.
The developer of "PUBG" fell 20% on the first day of listing. Tencent is the second largest shareholder.
Shares in Krafton, the developer of the popular game PUBG, fell sharply on its first day of trading on Tuesday after the company raised $3.8 billion in an initial public offering, the second-largest IPO in South Korea's history. Shares in the carpenter group, which sold at 498000 won, tumbled as much as 20% in early trading on Tuesday and fell 16% as of 10:00 Seoul time, with a market capitalization of about 20.4 trillion won ($17.8 billion). The company has cut its IPO funding target by more than Won1tn because of concerns that valuations and almost all revenues are dependent on PUBG. Kui
The report says electric vehicles will account for 2/3 of global new car sales in 2040.
The popularity of electric vehicles is accelerating due to improvements in battery density and cost, an increase in charging stations, and government policies that make it more difficult to drive fuel-fueled vehicles. Global sales of passenger electric vehicles are expected to increase from 3 million in 2020 to 66 million by 2040, according to a new report. This means that more than 2/3 of the passenger cars sold worldwide in 2040 will be electric vehicles. Global sales of diesel locomotives have peaked, the agency said. In Europe, the price of electric cars is nearly the same as that of diesel locomotives. As manufacturing and technology upgrades and demand increases, battery prices will
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