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U.S. indices traded higher Friday as investors continue to weigh Wednesday’s Fed rate decision and economic outlook. U.S. weekly jobless claims also came in lower than the prior week. The S&P 500 gained more than 4% on the week, its best weekly performance since November 2020.

The stock market has stumbled dramatically due to record-high inflation, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, surging volatility, and the Fed’s hawkish stance. But the market downturn has created opportunities for long-term investors to buy quality mega-cap stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Visa (V), and Oracle (ORCL) at reasonable prices. So, read on.

They seek a CBI probe into the corruption charges against the V-C

Leading payment processor Visa Inc (NYSE:V) collaborated with payment and financing firm Tribal, Reuters reports. Visa looks to expand its offerings for small-and-medium-sized businesses in Latin America and the Caribbean. The partnership would expand credit lines, update encryption and safety measures, and improve card distribution. Tribal backed by investors including SoftBank Group Corp's (OTC:SFTBY) (OTC:SFTBF)…

Academic council members want to do away with foreign external examiner for PhD thesis evaluation

Given frequent market sell-offs on concerns over rising geopolitical tensions and expected interest rate hikes, it could be wise to avoid mega-cap stocks NVIDIA (NVDA), Visa (V), Mastercard (MA), The Home Depot (HD), and The Walt Disney (DIS), as they look overvalued at their current price levels and might witness…

Visa (NYSE:V) has outperformed the market over the past 10 years by 10.2% on an annualized basis.

U.S. indices traded sharply lower Thursday amid growing concerns over a potential Russian attack on Ukraine.

The start of 2022 has seen SPAC mergers called off and the valuation of some deals lowered. On Thursday, a previously announced SPAC merger announced an increased valuation. Here's what investors need to know.