Michael Graw

All-new HSBC AI Powered US Equity Index (AiPEX) uses artificial intelligence to identify growth stocks.

New POS lending service will offer financing for retail purchases of $500 or more.

Gmail is inexpensive and offers top-notch spam filtering, but Exchange integrates with Outlook and offers much more data privacy.

Oracle’s legal dispute over exclusion from JEDI cloud computing contract rejected by appeals court.

Research finds Robinhood traders aren’t behind the latest movements in major US stocks.

Webull, a commission-free trading app with 11 million users, launches a new desktop charting and trading platform.

Early access to ultra-fast quantum computing now on offer for AWS users.

Rackspace achieved one of the largest tech IPOs of 2020, but shares dropped more than 20% on the first day of trading.

As retail traders have flocked to Robinhood, the companies that fulfill its trades have seen massive increases in revenue.

ShapeShift mobile app features digital wallet that gives users the power to hold their own encryption keys.

BlockFi mobile platform will offer cryptocurrency trading, loans, and interest accounts.

Coinbase, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, is preparing for a possible stock market listing in the US as soon as this year.

With hackers seemingly lurking around every corner of the Internet, how do you keep yourself safe online? We turned to the experts to find out.

The rise of the internet-connected world over the past few decades has brought numerous benefits. But that connectedness can also pose a threat.

Changes to Robinhood options trading eligibility and interface follow suicide of novice trader.

Robinhood adds three million users in 2020, with many traders ignoring traditional market wisdom.

One of the most popular desktop trading platforms is now available on the web.

Stock trading activity increased by more than 80% week-on-week after coronavirus stimulus checks arrived.

Parsec takes on funding to build out remote desktop offering for game developers.

Hackers are using Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol to infiltrate business networks during Covid-19, especially in the US and China