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Ever heard of Clubhouse? Well, everyone has now, as Elon Musk recently tweeted that he will go live on the new social network. But then again, whatever Elon Musk texts becomes viral and universally accepted. So, what is the deal with Clubhouse?

Started in 2011 as a GIF-maker app, Kuaishou became TikTok’s rival in the Chinese short video streaming industry. The app now blends e-commerce, livestreaming, short-form video, and gaming distribution and is preparing for an IPO on Friday with hopes to raise $5.4 billion at a HK$115 price.

An old but succinct argument for a higher price of silver has been made. The difference this time is that the Reddit WallStreetBets retail investor army is listening.

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An estimated 20% of working age adults are affected by mild to moderate mental health disorders, and Lyra Health is doing its part in improving this problem. Behavioral health is a large health sector currently being disrupted by data, and care enablement.

Apple reported amazing Q4 earnings, giving us a better idea about which direction they are taking to keep growing and bring value to their customers.

Proteins are famous for building muscle, but they are much more than that. Proteomics is the study of protein structures, and how new technologies are deriving solutions to complex diseases and waste management issues. 

The massive short squeeze in some small cap American companies is spreading to Europe, with potentially bigger moves to come.

A forum that was founded to talk about trading strategies for quick profits is starting to challenge some of the largest hedge funds. What is the story of the subreddit /r/WallStreetBets?

If hedge funds want to offset losses from going short stocks as well as reduce exposure in markets, they may sell other stocks and cause a market correction.

If we told you that psychedelic drugs might well make a great investment for the next ten years, we could already imagine the funny look you are giving us. However, things are moving, and this catchy title was no clickbait: psychedelic drug companies are entering the market "en masse", and we should not underestimate their growth potential.