Twitter has become embroiled in the Facebook data harvesting scandal - as the Sunday Telegraph reveals that the social media giant sold user data to Aleksandr Kogan...
"Clapper leaked details of a dossier briefing given to then-President-elect Donald Trump to CNN’s Jake Tapper, lied to Congress about the leak, and was rewarded with a CNN contract a few months later."
"With this device's rise in popularity, one of today's biggest fears in connection to such devices is privacy. Especially when it comes to a user's fear of being unknowingly recorded."
Kenny Polcari has been on the NYSE floor for 38 years - in this interview, he talks about how the NYSE has changed and shares his incredible story about living through 9/11.
Blow-out earnings from Facebook and Amazon have cheered Wall Street, but institutional owners might want to focus not just on blow-out earnings but rising blowback against the tech superpowers (Facebook, Google and Amazon).
While Nasdaq futures are surging thanks to Amazon and Intel, Dow futures are 90 points lower and even the S&P in the red, as Asian shares rose and European equities were little changed.
While markets slowed down modestly ahead of today's key event, the ECB's monetary policy decision and Draghi press conference, there have been a series of notable moves.
Twitter stock price has tumbled into the red - after being up over 13% pre-market... as comments on the call that second half comps may keep stock "in check" sounded a lot like CAT's "high water mark" warning.
After closing Tuesday just a fraction away from 3.00% (2.9995% to be precise), the drama over the 10Y yield continued, with a block seller appearing in early trading, pushing the yield as high as 3.03%.
"It’s getting almost exciting...something big is happening...an explosive, potential energy of a huge head-and-shoulders bottom base is signaling a move of $1,000 in gold prices."
