Finance

Starboard Value, an activist fund led by Jeff Smith, has recently acquired a significant stake in graphics-design firm Autodesk, reportedly valued at around $500 million. The fund has engaged in discussions with Autodesk’s board regarding several serious concerns related to the company’s disclosures concerning an internal investigation that resulted in the removal of its chief
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In a market where concentration risk is a growing concern among investors, the need for a more diversified approach has never been more essential. Phil McInnis, the chief investment strategist at Avantis Investors, believes that investing in value-oriented funds can offer better returns in the long run compared to traditional index funds like the S&P
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Corporate expenses and the misuse of funds have been a longstanding issue for many companies, leading to a lack of trust in employees’ judgment. However, CleverCards, a Dublin-based startup, is on a mission to change this narrative by introducing a digital platform that offers companies complete control over their employees’ spending habits. This article delves
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The financial technology industry has experienced a significant shift in valuations, with industry executives and investors indicating that the sector has reached a “bottom.” The days of exorbitant venture capital flowing into startups with ambitious ideas but lacking solid business metrics are long gone. According to Iana Dimitrova, CEO of OpenPayd, the market has undergone
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Foundation Robotics Labs, a humanoid robotics startup, has been making bold claims about their ties and imminent investment from General Motors, but these claims have been refuted by the automaker. The company is currently seeking the final $1 million in funds for an $11 million seed round, and their investor pitch included assertions of GM’s
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As we navigate through the current state of the stock market, it is crucial to understand the key elements that have historically led to market crashes. Firstly, a bubble-like stock market is often a breeding ground for crashes. The Panic of 1907 and the crash of 1929 both followed significant rallies in the Dow Jones
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