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| | ... media, news articles, blog posts and other alternative datasets." The stocks currently include Tesla, Netflix, Amazon, Starbucks, Nike, Goldman Sachs, Visa Inc, Spotify, and ServiceNow, among others. According to the SEC, VanEck was aware Buzz Holdings ... |
| | | ... Magellan's highest conviction ideas. Currently, its largest five holdings include Alibaba Group, Alphabet, Microsoft, Starbucks and Tencent. Magellan is restructuring its retail global equities funds to create a $15 billion fund that will combine the ... |
| | | ... Shopify), 10 industrials (like First Solar, Siemens, Enphase Energy), five consumer discretionary (like Kering, Lululemon, Starbucks), four healthcare (like Intuitive Surgical, Resmed) and one utilities stock, American Water Works. Starbucks recently ... |
| | | ... industries. The sector was found to have failed to manage or even adequately track human rights risks in supply chains. Starbucks and Phillips were among the 66 companies out of the 230 to make no improvement on last year's scores. Meanwhile, Unilever ... |
| | | ... cost effective." Last month, Chi-X added another tranche of 10 US listed companies, including Netflix, McDonald's, Starbucks, Caterpillar and Visa to the TraCRs menu. |
| | | ... options available to investors through its Transferable Custody Receipts, adding giant US stocks Netflix, McDonald's, Starbucks, Caterpillar and Visa to the TraCRs menu. The five new additions see the menu expand to 20 blue chip US listed companies ... |
| | | ... represent the next evolution of a distributed database. We are seeing widespread adoption from JP Morgan, Facebook, IBM, Starbucks, Fidelity, Nasdaq, ASX etc." "Global banks are either developing their own protocol/solution or are part of a larger consortium. ... |
| | | ... Composite Index lost 22.54 (0.50 per cent) at 4,449.56. Earnings from Amazon (-9.7 per cent), Visa (-3.6 per cent) and Starbucks (-2.1 per cent) raised worries about consumer spending. LONDON - Europe's stock markets dropped as a fall in German business ... |
| | | ... tech-rich Nasdaq Composite slipped 24.46 points, or 0.86 per cent, to 2,818.61. A range of popular brands took hits, with Starbucks dropping 3.5 per cent and Nike 5.0 per cent. LONDON - Most of Europe's markets were down on concern over eurozone debt ... |
| | | ... 0.46 per cent, to 2,760.01, supported by a 3.1 per cent jump in Amazon's shares, and a 3.4 per cent lift for shares in Starbucks. The local market made broad-based gains in quiet trading ahead of the RBA's interest rate announcement, due at 1430 AEST ... |
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