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Some OTC Trading Pitfalls
Over The Counter stocks, or “penny stocks,” offer an excellent opportunity for beginning investors. Lots of people take advantage of this platform. In 2017, the OTC market amounted to more than $246 billion. Additionally, over sixty OTC companies graduated to the NASDAQ, NYSE, or another nationally-recognized stock exchange. That total only represents a tiny … Read more
France is the (tech) place to be: Some of the essential events that took place at Viva Technology 2018
Viva Technology: Over 100,000 people from all over the world at the rendezvous for innovation and startups. An unprecedented participation of top speakers and game changers from all over the world. 2018 Viva Technology, the global rendezvous for startups and leaders, took up the challenge to raise the bar even higher this year. More … Read more
The second edition of the 2018 LVMH Innovation Award goes to Oyst 1-Click
Congratulations to Oyst, the runners-up Kronos Care and Vechain, and to all the other contenders.” Oyst – Buy simply in 1-Click is the winner or the second edition of the LVMH Innovation Award. The trophy was handed at 2018 Viva Technology event in Paris, the rendezvous for innovation and startups. No more forms to fill … Read more
The pre-owned regional aircraft market has been very active worldwide. Especially in Africa, says Bombardier
Bombardier Commercial Aircraft shared an update on the African Regional Aircraft market from the African Aviation Finance Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. “As we seek to increase our market share on the continent, we have successfully placed a significant number of pre-owned regional aircraft with more than seven airlines from the region in the last … Read more
Dream ticket: how sleep became a billion-dollar business
Tiredness is the new norm – no wonder companies are selling sleep aids from spooning robots to cuddle blankets. How did a restful night become a luxury item?