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Need to Know: Tech will dominate this week, but here’s one up-and-coming sector investors shouldn’t overlook <!-- Need to Know

As real-time financial services proliferate, Nasdaq expands its cloud-based data and machine learning services to meet demand. The move is part of the firm’s commitment in creating an innovative and transparent data marketplace, allowing more people to access financial information.

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FOMO remains alive and well in the cryptocurrency world.

American depositary receipts for tech giants have racked up losses with Tencent Holdings Ltd., Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., and Nio Inc., erasing more than 9% each this week. The declines have sent the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index to lose nearly 8% of its value, wrapping up two months of declines.

China’s State Council issued a sweeping warning to China’s biggest companies, vowing to tighten oversight of data security and overseas listings. That announcement followed the opening of a security review by China’s internet regulator last week and a demand for app stores to remove Didi. Didi’s American depositary shares fell 20% to $12.49, wiping out about $15 billion of market value and taking the stock below the $14 price from its initial public offering. Beijing-based Didi ...

(Bloomberg) -- Staring at a meme stock craze that shows few signs of abating, Wall Street is still wrestling with how to trade it.Many traders scroll through Reddit blogs that cheer on day traders to suss out the next big thing. Others obsessively track Stocktwits citations. There are even firms hiring WallStreetBets veterans to get inside the heads of the people who call themselves apes with diamond hands.The stakes are high. Meme stocks like AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. and GameStop Corp. h

Shares in the worlds largest chain of movie theatres soared on Wednesday, with their value doubling by the end of trading. The rise is largely driven by small-scale investors.

AMC shares closed on Wednesday at an all-time high of $62.55 per share. The company is now planning on selling over 11 million shares, per an SEC filing.