• Stock market boost from Biden win would likely fade, experts say

    Stock market boost from Biden win would likely fade, experts say

    Don’t expect a Biden bump to become a Biden boom. While a Democratic victory in Tuesday’s presidential election could give stocks a temporary boost, market strategists say Wall Street will likely
  • Stocks bounce as Wall Street braces for Election Day

    Stocks bounce as Wall Street braces for Election Day

    US stocks were set to rebound from a week of deep losses on Monday as investors prepared for Tuesday’s contentious presidential election. Futures contracts tied to the Dow Jones industrial
  • Scaled-back Thanksgiving plans leave turkey farmers in limbo

    Scaled-back Thanksgiving plans leave turkey farmers in limbo

    For the turkey industry, this Thanksgiving is a guessing game. Millions of Americans are expected to have scaled-down celebrations amid the pandemic, heeding official warnings against travel and large
  • Stocks drop as COVID-19 fears lead to Wall Street’s worst week in months

    Stocks drop as COVID-19 fears lead to Wall Street’s worst week in months

    US stocks tumbled again Friday as renewed fears about the coronavirus pandemic put Wall Street on pace for its worst week in months. The Dow Jones industrial average sank as much as 127.87 points, or
  • Stocks climb as strong economic data follows COVID-19 selloff

    Stocks climb as strong economic data follows COVID-19 selloff

    US stocks posted tentative gains Thursday as strong economic data helped Wall Street recover from its coronavirus-fueled selloff.The Dow Jones industrial average climbed as much as 89.19 points, or
  • France: Market financing, an instrument of economic sovereignty

    France: Market financing, an instrument of economic sovereignty

    1982. By dint of talking about risk aversion, market disaffection, domination almost without sharing for 20 years, Private Equity (private investment in capital), often presented as the alpha and omega of corporate financing innovative, emerging and emerging, we have almost forgotten that France was, for nearly a quarter of a century, exemplary by its number of direct individual shareholders (4 to 5 million) and by its ability to finance its growing companies at through its stock market.
  • Quality of life and new consumption patterns: a (reconciliation) possible for the cities of tomorrow?

    Quality of life and new consumption patterns: a (reconciliation) possible for the cities of tomorrow?

    Consumers want everything to be available immediately without affecting their quality of life in the city. A paradox that pushes retailers and logisticians to ensure last mile deliveries quickly and sustainably in urban areas. What if the solution ultimately lies in slower delivery?
  • When the marketplace becomes the most attractive market for innovation

    When the marketplace becomes the most attractive market for innovation

    Market massification, collapse of the single-seller e-commerce model, large groups' need for multi-equipment, boom in B2B platforms, verticalization ... Multiple factors explain the hyper-growth currently experienced by the marketplaces market.
  • In 2020, a poorer world

    In 2020, a poorer world

    12,000 billion euros were spent in 2020 by public authorities around the world to support the private sector. Faced with these losses of wealth, negative interest rates would be the solution to avoid further widening the deficits and cushion this unprecedented crisis.
  • Without touching

    Without touching

    The expression “keep at a distance” is the key word during this pandemic period. But this evil of contactlessness is deeper and ... worrying. By Philippe Boyer, Director of Institutional Relations and Innovation at Covivio.