Anthony Denier has over 20 years of experience in management, compliance, operations, trading, sales, and research of both US and International equity, derivative, and fixed income market products. From the very early stages in his career, Anthony has embraced the entrepreneurial spirit and always looked to disrupt the status quo by looking towards technology as a solution. As CEO of Webull Financial, Anthony oversees all divisions within the broker dealer as well as acting as Webull’s spokesperson to spearhead the firm’s growth both domestically and internationally. Anthony has held the CEO title previously at London based broker LXM’s New York office,…
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Sam Arnold
Arnold is a senior British tech reporter at Tekrati. Before joining Tekrati, Arnold worked as an editor for his University Newspaper, writing sharable content for a student audience. Sam loves movies, running, and anything written by Oliver Sacks. The drink he chose is tea, which he does not recommend in large quantities.
Devin Johnson has spent his career trying to find ways to impact others positively, serving as many people as he can in as many ways as he can. During this endeavor, he’s become a serial entrepreneur and highly sought after businessman, as people love being around him and can quickly sense his passion for being present and getting involved. He loves working with youth, and has done so as an educator and mentor. His time in building technology businesses has blessed people all around the world with products used in businesses and homes. These products focus on providing security and…
Elnaz Sarraf is the CEO and founder of the award-winning Roybi Robot – the world’s first-ever AI-powered smart toy to teach children language and STEM skills. It also has been named one of TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2019, on the 2019 CNBC Upstart 100 list as one of the world’s most promising startups, and on Fast Company’s 2019 World-Changing Ideas. Elnaz is also a Board Member at the Consumer Technology Association, Small Business Council, and member of Forbes Technology Council. Growing up as a woman in Iran, Elnaz witnessed the limited opportunities, leading her on her journey in the U.S. to…
Amazon announces that it will add men’s fashion to its Personal Shopper feature that costs $4.99 a month. Amazon previously introduced its Personal Shopper by Prime Wardrobe for women’s clothing last year. Now, the e-commerce giant brings the service to men’s clothing with new brands from inside and outside Amazon. Personal Shopper, Now for Men Also Prime members would now be able to get menswear in Amazon’s Personal Shopper service. The feature serves as a part of its Prime Wardrobe program. Basically, with a monthly subscription of $4.99 per month, customers will have the chance to try out up to…
Korean tech giant Samsung has posted its highest revenue ever in 2020, thanks to a boost in its flagship phone sales. The COVID-19 pandemic has made several tech companies a lot of money. For one, Samsung posted its highest quarterly revenue ever this year. The company cites increased customer demand for smartphones after COVID-19 lockdowns. More Money for Samsung The Verge reports that the Korean tech giant posted revenue of 66.96 trillion won and an operating profit of 12.35 trillion won. In a statement, Samsung said that the economic restarted boosted customer demand for new gadgets. The company responded by…
Energy giant BP will invest $1.1 billion for assets in offshore wind power with its recent deal with Equinor. London-based energy company BP announced intentions to invest in offshore wind power. On Thursday, the petroleum giant said it will shell out $1.1 billion to get a 50 percent stake in Equinor’s offshore wind projects in the US. Investments for Offshore Wind Power Last week, the British oil company BP announced that it would take half ownership of the wind assets from the Norwegian firm Equinor. Such projects include the Empire Wind in New York and Beacon Wind in Massachusetts. https://twitter.com/business/status/1303958142842273792…
Industrial firm General Electric said that it will shy away from the coal power market and focus on power generation from cleaner energy sources. American conglomerate General Electric announced intentions of shifting its focus to renewable energy in generating power. This week, the industrial giant said that it plans to leave the coal power market. Reversal of Business In the latest round of companies pledging to push green efforts, GE also announced plans to exit the coal business. The decision would make the industrial giant the newest company to denounce the use of coal. It comes as cleaner alternatives grow…
Sony has announced a surge in revenue and profit from PlayStation 4 sales ahead of the PS5’s November launch. As the PlayStation 4 slowly drives off to the sunset, Sony’s gaming division continues to rake in the profits. The Japanese company has posted PlayStation revenue of 507 million yen, or more or less $4.9 billion. Moreover, the company also posted an operating profit of 105 trillion yen, or more or less $1 billion. These numbers came in during the July-September quarter. PlayStation Profits The Verge reports that these numbers represent an increase of 52% and 40% for Sony’s revenue and…
The Japanese head coach of CYCLOPS athlete gaming tweeted that his team threw a match to get better seeding points and more money. Before, throwing matches used to happen in boxing. Now, though, even esports teams are doing it. The Japanese head coach of a pro Rainbow Six: Siege team tweeted that his team threw a match. Moreover, the team dropped the game to get better seeding points. Throwing Rainbow Six Matches Kotaku reports that the coach headed the CYCLOPS athlete gaming team. In Japan, this team is the best Rainbow Six team. They also qualified in the R6 November…
Bloomberg’s list of billionaires indicate Tesla’s Elon Musk is now the fourth richest in the world. Tesla is further buoying the unconventional chief exec Elon Musk into the ranking of the wealthiest person on the planet, according to Bloomberg. Richer Elon Musk The electric vehicle giant just boosted its shares by 11 percent at the start of this week. Per Bloomberg, Tesla’s stock closed a record high on Monday. This increase further added a $7.8 billion to Elon Musk. As a result, Musk also climbed the 500 richest people in the world. https://twitter.com/wealth/status/1295851239037689857?s=21 The Tesla chief exec, which is now…