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Veritas Farms Acquires ASYSTEM And ASYSTEM Labs As Part Of Growth Strategy To Build The Next Generation Of Innovative Wellness Brands >VFRM
Veritas Farms Acquires ASYSTEM And ASYSTEM Labs As Part Of Growth Strategy To Build The Next Generation Of Innovative Wellness Brands >VFRM
Aeropay And Flyhi Partner To Bring Cashless Cannabis Delivery Payments To Colorado
Aeropay and Flyhi entered into a strategic partnership bringing contactless, cashless cannabis delivery payments to businesses and consumers in Denver, CO. The partnership includes integration of Aero
Veritas Farms Launches New Full Spectrum CBD Functional Product Line
Fort Lauderdale, FL, May 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Veritas Farms, Inc. (OTCQB: VFRM), a vertically integrated agribusiness focused on the production and distribution of full s
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Veritas Farms Inc (VFRM) stock has fallen -85.71% over the last 12 months. InvestorsObserver’s proprietary ranking system, gives VFRM stock a score of 0 out of a possible 100. That rank is primarily influenced by a short-term
Veritas Farms Announces Expanded Geographic and Product Partnership with Kroger Family of Stores
Fort Lauderdale, FL, Nov. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Veritas Farms, Inc. (OTCQB: VFRM), a vertically integrated agribusiness focused on the production of full spectrum hemp oil
Morgan Stanley downgraded US stocks to reduce S & P's 500-year target at 4000 points.
Morgan Stanley downgraded the US stock market to underweight and expects US stocks to have a bumpy road from September to October as the Fed prepares to ease loose monetary policy. Andrew Sheets, chief cross-asset strategist at Morgan Stanley, said in a report: "We believe that September-October will be a bumpy period with the approach of the final phase of the transition in the middle of the cycle. The next two months pose a huge risk to economic growth, policy and legislative agendas. We downgrade the US stock market to underweight and are more bullish on European and Japanese stocks. " The bearish view of Morgan Stanley is supported by the Federal Reserve.
US tax software giant Intuit talks to buy Mailchimp for $10 billion
According to people familiar with the matter, US fiscal software giant Intuit is in talks to buy email marketing startup Mailchimp for more than $10 billion. People familiar with the matter said that no final decision has been made yet, and negotiations may break down. Since the matter has not been made public, these persons requested not to be named. They also said that another bidder may also appear. The predecessor of Mailchimp was a web design company called Rocket Science Group. The company provides digital marketing services to small businesses, including social ads, shoppable links, and automated products
Since May, the two founders of Google have cashed out more than $1 billion in shares.
Since May, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have sold some of their shares and cashed out more than $1bn. Since May, the two founders have sold Class An and C shares, worth more than $1.07 billion. Brin cashed out more than $610 million and Page more than $462 million. Both founders sold according to pre-submitted deal plans. The two founders also sold shares in 2017. The share price of Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has performed well this year, and the share price of Class A stock has so far
Zoom reaches $85 million settlement over user Privacy lawsuit
According to reports, ZoomVideo Communications has agreed to pay 85 million US dollars and strengthen security measures to settle privacy infringement lawsuits over sharing users' personal data with Facebook, Google and LinkedIn, as well as hacking. The preliminary settlement, filed on Saturday afternoon, also needs to be approved by Judge Lucy Koh of the San Jose District Court in California. The plaintiff in this class action lawsuit will receive a refund of the core subscription fee of 15% or $25.
The chief risk officer of the investment bank is said to be leaving the company after Credit Suisse released the Archegos investigation report.
Ralf Hafner, a former chief risk officer at Credit Suisse Group's investment bank, is leaving the company after the bank's investigation into its involvement in the Archegos Capital Management disaster blamed employees, saying they did not act on warning signs. Hafner will leave Credit Suisse at the end of next month, according to a person briefed on the situation. According to his LinkedIn profile, Hafner joined Credit Suisse last year after more than 20 years at Goldman Sachs Group Group. By the law firm Paul,Weiss,Rifkind,Wharton&
“Growth peaks” fears may ease cyclical stocks are expected to regain popularity
Strategists are refuting concerns about “peaking growth” in the market, arguing that some stocks linked to the US economic restart are already oversold. Goldman Sachs Group strategists such as David Kostin wrote in the report that widespread vaccination in the US supports economic growth, and underperforming sectors such as airlines and hotels should pick up in the next few months. Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors LLC said that stocks — such as energy stocks — that have fallen heavily under concerns related to the delta variant of the coronavirus are expected to rebound this week.
The World Bank reports that it raises its forecast for global economic growth to 5.6% in 2021.
The World Bank on the 8th released the latest issue of the Global Economic Outlook report, raising its global economic growth forecast for 2021 to 5.6% from the previous forecast of 4%, and China's economic growth forecast to 8.5% from the previous forecast of 7.9%. (Xinhua News Agency)
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