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Before earnings are announced, investors are bidding up the stock price for Alibaba, the massive Chinese technology and retail company.

Heartland BancCorp (OTCQX: HLAN) has completed its private placement of $25 million of 5% fixed-to-floating rate subordinated notes.

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A reported merger of Uber and Grubhub may seem unusual during a pandemic.

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U.S. markets have continued to slump as the U.S. and China disagree over the origins of coronavirus and after investment guru Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway sold off its airline stocks.

Consumers were devouring plant-based meats before the pandemic began, but sales have been off since that time, especially with the closure of many restaurants. Can plant-based meat companies bounce back as the economy starts to reopen? Brian Holland, Institutional Analyst for D.A. Davidson, said consumers seem to be gaining more trust in plant-based proteins. Additionally, unfortunate recent news about meatpacking plants may work in the favor of some plant-based proteins as consumers grow concer...

As Alphabet, Apple and Amazon prepare to report earnings in the face of the pandemic, experts are expecting decreases in sales, revenue and other major indicators. Tom Forte, Institutional Analyst for D.A. Davidson, said there is still reason to be hopeful for sales growth in the not-too-distant future, with the timing of stronger improvements to hinge on how well the U.S. can begin reopening its economy. Forte’s comments can be found in “Why Apple’s future earnings look better...

The United States’ two largest ride-sharing companies, Uber and Lyft, were not profitable even when the country’s economy was thriving. Now, with potential customers staying away amid fears of COVID-19 transmission, both are struggling to find the right footing for long-term survival. Tom White, the D.A. Davidson Research Analyst who covers the ride-sharing sector, said ridership at both companies could be down as much as 80 percent. White’s comments can be found in a New York ...