Seasonally adjusted data, always suspect, has never meant less than now, when there really is no historical comparison -- to anything
Chinese companies looking to list overseas are contending with pressure from U.S. and Chinese regulators, with it impossible to satisfy both.
Thirteen Chinese tech firms have been told to change their ways by stopping anticompetitive practices and getting licenses for consumer credit.
Thursday's actions by the U.S. on Russia highlight how crypto makes it much easier for despots to avoid the impact of sanctions.
The Hong Kong government wants to change public-record rules in a way that encourages fraud and abuse.
Here's what has me nervous now.
I fully expect some new regulation to come down from the market action of the past two weeks.
The fundamentals of the cannabis industry continue to improve.
This looks like consolidation after a big run rather than a major shift in market character.
Was Monday's price action much ado about nothing?