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Facing $70M in fines from regulators, Robinhood files for IPO
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Robinhood is filing for an IPO — Quartz
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Pascal Biosciences Inc.: Pascal Biosciences Announces New OTC Markets Trading Symbol PSCBF
Pascal or the
Company ) (TSXV:PAS)(OTC PINK:PSCBF, previously BIMUF), has today received a new Over The Counter (OTC) trading symbol following acceptance of Form 211 by the US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). The new symbol is PSCBF and better reflects the company name
Pa
Biosciences.
In addition, Pascal announced the Board of Directors has appointed Mark van der Horst as President. Mr. van der Horst has been the president of Gale Capital Corporation (Gale) since 1993. Gale has worked with numerous public companies in both Canada and the United States as a capital markets advisor. Most recently, Mark was CEO of two recently listed CSE companies, EyeFi Group Technologies Inc. (EGTI) and EonX Technologies Inc. (EONX) and was instrumental in their organization, listing and financing.
Pascal Biosciences Announces New OTC Markets Trading Symbol PSCBF
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Inflation and financial risk
Covid-19 has blown a big hole in the theories of mainstream economists, Michael Roberts explains
Is inflation coming back? As the US economy (in particular) and other major economies begin to rebound from the Covid slump of 2020, the talk among mainstream economists is whether inflation in the prices for goods and services in those economies is going to accelerate to the point where central banks have to tighten monetary policy (ie, stop injecting credit into the banking system and raise interest rates). And if that were to happen, would it cause a collapse in the stock and bond markets, and bankruptcies for many weaker companies, as the cost of servicing corporate debt rises?