Investors around the world are throwing themselves at a small Brooklyn Philadelphia-based IPO following news of a monster trade that rocked the world and has sent 10-time NBA All Star, James Harden to the Brooklyn Nets Philadelphia 76ers. With the arrival of Harden to the area, Brooklyn FishNets Philadelphia 69ers Gentlemen’s Club has been inundated
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Magellan Financial Group (ASX: MFG) has reported a series of disruptive staff changes at the very top of the organisation with Hamish Douglass (CIO of global equities fund) on medical leave with Chris Mackay taking over as CIO and Nikki Thomas coming back to Magellan to further bolster the image of the team and expertise.
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Aussie game development company Playside Studios (ASX: PLY) is continuing its astronomical rise up the gaming industry ranks, having been engaged by one of the world’s largest developers, Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATV), whose portfolio includes epic titles Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo and Candy Crush. Although Playside will not be working on
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As drone technology continues developing at an impressive pace, so too is counter drone technology. Leaders in the field of drone threat protection DroneShield (ASX: DRO) provide artificial intelligence powered anti-drone solutions for a variety of sectors including defense, law enforcement, corporations, infrastructure and airports. Using a three tiered approach, their artificial intelligence- based tech
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Despite their best attempts to save a sinking ship, organic foods company Murray River Organics (ASX: MRG) has been forced to call in administrators as piling debts were unable to be offset by rising demand for organic foods, of which the Company was unable to capitalise on. MRG shares were first suspended from trading on
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Let’s be honest; not that long ago investors around the world would have thought that interest rates would never go up again. Since the GFC tens of trillions of debts has been conjured up by the various governments around the world and pumped into their respective economies. The inflation needle barely moved towards 2%. But
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