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Market Reaction to Trump's Election: Insights and Analysis

Global financial markets initially plunged, recovered and then posted solid gains as Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election. The Standard & Poor’s
Trump's Election Impact: A Financial Markets Comparison to Brexit

Donald Trump has emerged as the winner in the US Presidential election, but even before the result was clear the prospect came as a profound shock to financial
Trump's Election: Economic Outlook and Business Implications

Editor’s note: Donald Trump stunned the polls and the pundits to win the 2016 U.S. presidential election. So what will his victory mean for the economy, busines
Trump's Impact on Markets: Understanding the Post-Election Rally

The market bounced back after Trump’s victory in the US election, despite predictions that his policies could hurt business. This relates as much to the surpris
Executive Pay Reform in the UK: A History of Limited Impact

Theresa May has made tackling corporate excess one of her key priorities in government. In a Green Paper on Corporate Goverance reform she promised shareholders
Trump Rally 2017: Market Performance & Investor Confidence

So far, investors appear to be giving Donald Trump their vote of confidence. After his election as the 45th president of the United States, the U.S. Dollar In
Dow 20,000: What It Really Means for Investors

The Dow Jones Industrial Average just broke 20,000 for the first time. Traders and investors cheered this historic high of the world’s most famous stock mark
Brexit's Impact on LSE-Deutsche Börse Merger: A Failed Deal?

The mega merger of London and Frankfurt’s stock exchanges looks in doubt after the London Stock Exchange said the deal was unlikely to be approved by the Europe
Snapchat IPO: Performance, Valuation & Future Challenges

After weeks of speculation, Snap Inc, the owner of messaging app Snapchat, has gone public. Its shares were initially priced at US$17, with stocks jumping 44% t
Wall Street's Historical Roots: From Buttonwood Tree to Modern Trading

In 1792, before there was the internet, the telephone or even the telegraph, securities trading began on Wall Street. A small group of dealers, who met under
Rising Housing Prices & Economic Inequality: 4 Key Charts to Watch

When we want to measure the economic activity of a country, we tend to reach for the gross domestic product, or GDP. This may be an imperfect measure, but it do
Harnessing the Wisdom of Crowds: A Reward System Approach

There’s a problem with the wisdom of crowds. Market economies and democracies rely on the idea that whole populations know more about what is best for them tha
Dodd-Frank Repeal: Will It Prevent the Next Financial Crisis?

Republicans appear poised to roll back Wall Street regulations passed after the 2008 financial crisis. Democrats argue doing so would be a “monumental mistake.”
The Rise of Mega-Cap Companies: Understanding Corporate America's Power Shift

A fundamental change is underway in stock market investing, and the spin-off effects are poised to dramatically impact corporate America. In the past, individu
Why Fewer Companies Are Going Public: Trends & Implications

Companies are getting shy about going public. The number of firms choosing to list their shares on UK stock markets hit a decade-long low in 2016. So what, you
Silicon Valley Overvaluation: Is a Market Correction Imminent?

As Facebook’s shares hit a record high, CEO Mark Zuckerburg will be patting himself on the back for bucking the trend and outperforming financial projections fo
Understanding Flash Crashes: Lessons for Investors from Wall Street's Rapid Price Swings

Blink. About 300 milliseconds just passed, the same time required for a lightning bolt to travel 100,000 feet, a satellite to fly two miles or a stock price to
Rebuilding Trust: Rethinking the Future of the Financial System

Ten years ago the financial system collapsed and governments around the world intervened to save it. Much of the subsequent legislation, regulation and angst ha
Snapchat's Ephemeral Nature: A Double-Edged Sword?

When Snapchat launched in 2011, ephemerality was its unique selling point. Its self-destructing photo and video messages were a stark departure from established
Boosting Business: The Impact of Employee Satisfaction and Innovative Workspaces

Imagine sitting down to your business meeting in a ball-pool room with multi-coloured walls and bean bags instead of chairs. If that’s not crazy enough, how abo

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