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Does the Nasdaq Sell-Off Have You Worried? 3 Things to Do, and 4 Things Not to Do
To say the market's recent performance has been disappointing would be a considerable understatement. It's been downright nerve-wracking. The Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) has fallen 12% in just three weeks. That's not just a fall into correction territory -- it's the kind of rapid loss that...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Teva Upgrades Its 4PL Model, Enhancing Medicine Accessibility for Patients with Kerry Pharma
HONG KONG, March 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Teva Hong Kong ("Teva"), has announced a strategic partnership with Kerry Pharma, the subsidiary of Kerry Logistics Network Ltd ("KLN"). Leveraging Kerry Pharma's extensive logistics (fourth-party logistics, 4PL) distribution capabil...PR Newswire
Fri, Mar 14
Meet the Monster Stock That Continues to Crush the Market -- Even Outperforming Top Stocks Such as Tesla, MicroStrategy, and Amazon
Buying shares of Tesla, Strategy (formerly known as MicroStrategy), and Amazon at the beginning of 2015 would have been one of the greatest decisions any investor could have ever made. A $10,000 investment in each of these companies would now be worth over $150,000, $147,000, and $124,000, respectiv...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Nasdaq Correction: 3 No-Brainer Artificial Intelligence Stocks to Buy Right Now
The Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) is in correction territory as investors have been dumping growth stocks amid concerns related to tariffs, trade wars, and a potential slowdown in the economy in the months ahead. Buying shares of companies at a time like this can be unnerving, but if you're ...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Stock Market Sell-Off: 2 Growth Stocks You'll Be Glad You Bought in 10 Years
The stock market has had a phenomenal run over the past few years, but it recently slumped into correction territory as traders grew concerned about the possibility that tariffs and a trade war could slow the U.S. economy. As of Thursday morning, the Nasdaq Composite was down about 13% from its peak...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Worried About Tariffs? These 3 Stocks Could Be Safe Buys Right Now.
Tariffs and the threat trade wars pose on the global economy are weighing on the markets right now. How long this will last and how devastating the impact will be on businesses has many investors hitting the panic button. There could, however, be some good, relatively safe stocks to buy amid all thi...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Opal Fuels Inc reports results for the quarter ended December 31 - Earnings Summary
Opal Fuels Inc OPAL.OQ reported quarterly adjusted earnings of 2 cents per share for the quarter ended December 31, lower than the same quarter last year, when the company reported EPS of 11 cents. The mean expectation of six analysts for the quarter was for earnings of 15 cents per share. Wall S...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
Got $5,000? These 3 High-Yielding Stocks Can Help Make the Most of Your Money
If you've got $5,000 that you can afford to invest in the stock market, you may want to consider putting that money into dividend stocks. Fears of an imminent recession are mounting, and dividend stocks can be good defensive investments. Not only can they provide some steady and recurring income, b...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
Nikkei recovers on chip-related shares as US stock futures gain
TOKYO, March 14 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average recouped early losses to end higher on Friday, underpinned by gains in U.S. stock futures, as investors bought chip-related stocks and other undervalued shares.The Nikkei .N225 rose 0.72% to close at 37,053.1, after falling as much as 0.5%...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
Social Security's April Payment Could Look Really Different for 3.2 Million Seniors
Social Security benefits usually only change en masse in January when the new cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) takes effect. But if you're one of the 3.2 million Americans affected by the Social Security Fairness Act's recent passage, next month's benefit check could look different than you're used ...The Motley Fool
Fri, Mar 14
SAINT BELLA CEO Danny Xiang Calls for Global Standardization of Postpartum Care at the United Nations’ Largest Annual Women’s Conference
The 69th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) officially commenced on March 10 at the UN Headquarters in New York, focusing on three core issues: Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Digital Age, Innovative Mechanisms to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence, and Women’s Rights in Global Health Governance.Danny Xiang, Founder and CEO of SAINT BELLA Group, Asia’s leading postpartum care group, was invited to speak as a representative of Chinese enterprises during the conference. In his address, he highlighted the transformative impact of traditional Chinese postpartum care wisdom on the global maternal and infant healthcare system, showcasing China enterprise’s role in advancing global health system.With nearly a decade of dedication to advancing gender equality and maternal healthcare, Xiang emphasized the urgent need to establish a standardized global postpartum care system. “Proper postpartum care should be an essential part of global healthcare,” Xiang stated. “This is not only about safeguarding maternal and infant health but also about strengthening family well-being and enhancing socio-economic productivity.”United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, in his opening remarks, reaffirmed that gender equality is a driving force for global progress. He acknowledged the persistent challenges women face, including violence, discrimination, and economic disparity, and called on all nations to continue their efforts in advancing gender equality to foster global prosperity and peace, aligning with the vision of The Beijing Declaration.The traditional Chinese practice of postpartum care, known as “Zuo Yue Zi”, embodies centuries of wisdom and complements modern medicine through structured recovery management, nutritional guidance, and multi-generational emotional support. SAINT BELLA, under Xiang’s leadership, has been pioneering high-quality postpartum care services tailored to diverse women’s needs.Based on publicly available information, as of 30 June 2024, SAINT BELLA Group was operating 72 postpartum care centers across 25 cities worldwide. Beyond its rapid expansion in China, the company has launched its global footprint in the United States and Singapore, with plans to continue expanding actively to enter into new markets. The company offers a comprehensive ecosystem spanning maternal and infant care services, home care services and health food products, striving to establish a well-rounded family care system in the future, from pregnancy and postpartum recovery to early childhood development and elderly care.Reflecting on his transition from investment banking to entrepreneurship, Xiang shared his vision of bridging the global gap in postpartum care resources. He emphasized that Asia’s successful postpartum care practices could serve as a scalable and adaptable model for improving maternal and infant health worldwide.Currently, over 70% of new mothers globally face postpartum health challenges, yet gaps remain in policy support, economic accessibility, and social awareness. “Scientific postpartum care is not just about maternal health—it directly impacts long-term female well-being and even overall workforce productivity,” Xiang stated.He encouraged governments to implement stronger maternal support policies, integrating postpartum care into national healthcare systems and establishing dedicated financial subsidies. He also called on corporations to foster family-friendly workplaces and encouraged medical institutions to adopt proven postpartum care practices from around the world.In response to the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, SAINT BELLA is developing an AI-powered 24/7 Digital Postpartum Care Assistant, aiming to make high-quality postpartum support accessible in real-time. “Our ultimate goal is to make high quality postpartum care universally accessible and eventually free, helping women in underserved regions receive the same standard of care as those in privileged areas, contributing to the sustainable development of a shared global future. ” Xiang emphasized. During this conference, SAINT BELLA was honored with the "Eastern Postpartum Culture Award for Global Sustainable Development" by the Global Alliance for Sustainable Development Foundation in recognition of the company's outstanding contributions and remarkable achievements in the field of women's health worldwide.Additionally, Xiang received the "Outstanding Global Sustainable Development Figure Award", acknowledging his visionary leadership, exceptional achievements, and lasting impact in advancing global sustainable development.14/03/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.comEQS
Fri, Mar 14
SAINT BELLA CEO Danny Xiang Calls for Global Standardization of Postpartum Care at the United Nations’ Largest Annual Women’s Conference
The 69th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) officially commenced on March 10 at the UN Headquarters in New York, focusing on three core issues: Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Digital Age, Innovative Mechanisms to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence, and Women’s Rights in Global Health Governance.Danny Xiang, Founder and CEO of SAINT BELLA Group, Asia’s leading postpartum care group, was invited to speak as a representative of Chinese enterprises during the conference. In his address, he highlighted the transformative impact of traditional Chinese postpartum care wisdom on the global maternal and infant healthcare system, showcasing China enterprise’s role in advancing global health system.With nearly a decade of dedication to advancing gender equality and maternal healthcare, Xiang emphasized the urgent need to establish a standardized global postpartum care system. “Proper postpartum care should be an essential part of global healthcare,” Xiang stated. “This is not only about safeguarding maternal and infant health but also about strengthening family well-being and enhancing socio-economic productivity.”United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, in his opening remarks, reaffirmed that gender equality is a driving force for global progress. He acknowledged the persistent challenges women face, including violence, discrimination, and economic disparity, and called on all nations to continue their efforts in advancing gender equality to foster global prosperity and peace, aligning with the vision of The Beijing Declaration.The traditional Chinese practice of postpartum care, known as “Zuo Yue Zi”, embodies centuries of wisdom and complements modern medicine through structured recovery management, nutritional guidance, and multi-generational emotional support. SAINT BELLA, under Xiang’s leadership, has been pioneering high-quality postpartum care services tailored to diverse women’s needs.Based on publicly available information, as of 30 June 2024, SAINT BELLA Group was operating 72 postpartum care centers across 25 cities worldwide. Beyond its rapid expansion in China, the company has launched its global footprint in the United States and Singapore, with plans to continue expanding actively to enter into new markets. The company offers a comprehensive ecosystem spanning maternal and infant care services, home care services and health food products, striving to establish a well-rounded family care system in the future, from pregnancy and postpartum recovery to early childhood development and elderly care.Reflecting on his transition from investment banking to entrepreneurship, Xiang shared his vision of bridging the global gap in postpartum care resources. He emphasized that Asia’s successful postpartum care practices could serve as a scalable and adaptable model for improving maternal and infant health worldwide.Currently, over 70% of new mothers globally face postpartum health challenges, yet gaps remain in policy support, economic accessibility, and social awareness. “Scientific postpartum care is not just about maternal health—it directly impacts long-term female well-being and even overall workforce productivity,” Xiang stated.He encouraged governments to implement stronger maternal support policies, integrating postpartum care into national healthcare systems and establishing dedicated financial subsidies. He also called on corporations to foster family-friendly workplaces and encouraged medical institutions to adopt proven postpartum care practices from around the world.In response to the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, SAINT BELLA is developing an AI-powered 24/7 Digital Postpartum Care Assistant, aiming to make high-quality postpartum support accessible in real-time. “Our ultimate goal is to make high quality postpartum care universally accessible and eventually free, helping women in underserved regions receive the same standard of care as those in privileged areas, contributing to the sustainable development of a shared global future. ” Xiang emphasized. During this conference, SAINT BELLA was honored with the "Eastern Postpartum Culture Award for Global Sustainable Development" by the Global Alliance for Sustainable Development Foundation in recognition of the company's outstanding contributions and remarkable achievements in the field of women's health worldwide.Additionally, Xiang received the "Outstanding Global Sustainable Development Figure Award", acknowledging his visionary leadership, exceptional achievements, and lasting impact in advancing global sustainable development.14/03/2025 Dissemination of a Financial Press Release, transmitted by EQS News.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.Media archive at www.todayir.comEQS
Fri, Mar 14
LIVE MARKETS-Markets come up for air but tariff threats lurk
Welcome to the home for real-time coverage of markets brought to you by Reuters reporters. You can share your thoughts with us at markets.research@thomsonreuters.comMARKETS COME UP FOR AIR BUT TARIFF THREATS LURK Global stocks caught some much-needed relief on Friday after a week of heavy bat...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares rise on relief rally; gold at record high as tariff risks lurk
Potential aversion of U.S. government shutdown boosts stocksChinese markets jump on expectations of more consumption stimulusInvestors remain nervous over escalating global trade tensionsBy Rae Wee SINGAPORE, March 14 (Reuters) - Asia shares rose on Friday and global markets attempted a rebound a...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
Australian shares snap losing streak as miners lead recovery
ASX 200 rebounds a day after confirming correctionMiners lead the charge, financials only laggardASX 200 down for four straight weeksBy Roushni Nair March 14 (Reuters) - Australian shares closed higher on Friday, snapping a three-day losing streak, as heavyweight miners powered gains a day after ...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks down as fresh tariff threats dent risk appetite
Malaysian stocks slip 2.5% for the weekStocks in Taiwan set for third week in redIndonesian stocks fall as much as 1.6%By Shivangi Lahiri March 14 (Reuters) - Most emerging Asian stock markets rebounded on Friday but were still set for weekly losses, as relentless tariff threats from U.S. Presid...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
EMERGING MARKETS-Asian stocks down as fresh tariff threats dent risk appetite
Malaysian stocks slip 2.5% for the weekStocks in Taiwan set for third week in redIndonesian stocks fall as much as 1.6%By Shivangi Lahiri March 14 (Reuters) - Most emerging Asian stock markets rebounded on Friday but were still set for weekly losses, as relentless tariff threats from U.S. Presid...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
MORNING BID EUROPE-Markets come up for air but tariff threats lurk
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Rae Wee.Global stocks caught some much-needed relief on Friday after a week of heavy battering, momentarily putting aside worries over trade wars when top U.S. Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer signalled his party would provide the votes to ave...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
UK Stocks-Factors to watch on March 14
March 14 - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening higher on Friday, with futures FFIc1 up 0.26%. * APPLE: The UK held private talks with the U.S. to resolve concerns that UK is trying to force Apple AAPL.O to build a backdoor into Americans' encrypted data, Bloomberg News reporte...Reuters
Fri, Mar 14
