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Xtrackers International Real Estate ETF Declares Semi-annual Distribution of $0.4286
Xtrackers International Real Estate ETF Declares Semi-annual Distribution of $0.3970
X-trackers International Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA:HAUZ) Trading Down 0.4%
X-trackers International Real Estate ETF (NYSEARCA:HAUZ – Get Rating) shares were down 0.4% during mid-day trading on Wednesday . The stock traded as low as $21.46 and last traded at $21.57. Approxima
Hong Kong authorities cracked down on encrypted currency money laundering syndicates involving a total amount of HK $1.2 billion
Hong Kong authorities have arrested four men suspected of laundering money with virtual currency, involving as much as HK $1.2 billion. Four men, aged between 24 and 33, were arrested in the "broken currency operation" launched on July 8, according to a statement from the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department. They have opened a number of local bank accounts and traded through a virtual currency exchange platform. From February last year to May this year, the suspicious funds were processed through bank remittances and a virtual currency. The Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department did not disclose what kind of encrypted currency it was, or the names of the trading platforms and banks involved in the case. This is the Hong Kong Sea, the statement said.
Indian unicorn queued for listing Zomato supported by Ant Group attracted full subscription on the first day of its launch.
Zomato Ltd. The $1.3 billion IPO was fully subscribed on the first day, a vote of confidence in the market and a string of homegrown start-ups preparing to go public. It owns 719.2 million shares to be issued by Zomato, an online food distribution platform backed by Ant Group, which has attracted about 749 million subscriptions. It will be the largest IPO in India since March last year. "start-ups that are big enough and mature enough have exceeded the investment capacity of venture capital and private equity funds," says Moelis & Co.
The long-short war pushes up the share price. Gauss Electronics executives take advantage of the opportunity to cash out $45 million.
The founder's family and some executives of headphone maker Koss Corp cashed out about $45 million after its shares rose sharply last week after the long-short war in US stocks. Its CEO, Michael Gauss, cashed out about $12.9 million this week by selling its shares, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday. His brother, John Gauss, the company's vice president of sales, cashed out $16.64 million. His son, Michael Gauss Jr., vice president of marketing and products, cashed out $3.66 million. The company's