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Cathie Wood’s ETFs performed miserably this year amid a market rout caused by soaring inflation, the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes, and rising odds of a recession. More trouble awaits her hedge fund, concentrated in tech, as September job gains almost affirm another aggressive rate hike in the Fed’s next meeting.…

Adobe shares have slid sharply since the graphics-software specialist said Sept. 15 that it has agreed to buy Figma for about $20 billion.

Wind power in Queensland will be bankrolled by Telstra as the telecommunications giant aims to be 100 per cent powered by renewable electricity by 2025.

After a horrible 2021 for Cathie Wood, the ARK Innovation ETF (NYSE: ARKK) is down another 59.1% in 2022. High-growth tech stocks have taken a beating as interest rates have spiked, sending ARK Invest ETFs plummeting.

Cathie Wood’s ETFs have hit a rough patch this year amid volatile market conditions caused by sky-high inflation and the Fed’s hawkish tilt. Moreover, the stock market is expected to remain under pressure in the coming months since the central bank intends to keep hiking rates. So, we think it…

Cathie Wood, the founder of ARK Investment Management, has said the current U.S. monetary policy is significantly more restrictive than in the 1980s when, to kill inflation, former Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker had pushed the Fed funds rate up two-fold from 10% to 20%.

Asset manager Cathie Wood's Ark funds on Tuesday bought shares of 27 companies. Wood has called tech-stock declines buying opportunities.

Volunteers have been turning up to the RSPCA's Stubbington Ark Animal Centre in Fareham, Hants, to read storybooks to the dogs waiting to be placed in their forever homes

Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management’s flagship fund ARK Innovation (ARKK), has dropped more than 56% in price year-to-date, as its tech stock holdings have been hard hit amid the broader market sell-offs on concerns over rising inflation, aggressive interest rate hikes, and a potential recession. Hence, we think investors should…