Despite select layoffs and production halts, Big Media has morphed into a tech sector, with stockholders reaping all the benefits along the way.
Research Analyst Sam Triantafillopoulos discusses how 2020 is shaping up to be an annus mirabilis for streaming services.
There’s an old adage in the cybersecurity industry, “They say there are only two types of businesses: those that have been hacked, and those that don’t know they have.”
Read on as Jack Doughty and Samuel Subramaniam explore the cybersecurity industry and the epidemic no one’s thinking about.
Got too many parcels arriving at your door? You’re not the only one. E-commerce is growing rapidly as the current crisis continues to push spending online.
Lucinda Chen explores the e-commerce market, how the pandemic has accelerated the shift online, what may lie ahead and whether the growth we are witnessing is sustainable.
China’s economy has been moving from its historical exports-base to a production-focused economy.
Read more from Faith Woon as she discusses China’s retail move now and in future.
The White House has been cracking down on TikTok to protect the data of citizens.
Peter Cotsopoulos, Anton Mifsud, Gary Palar and Campbell Rickard discuss.
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies have been increasingly prevalent in the media in 2020. What are they? How do they function? What purpose do they serve?
Read Gary Palar’s, Samuel Subramaniam’s and Victor Yan’s article, SPACs: An Introduction.
The COVID market and some of the highest rates of people staying at home. Is it primetime to become a trader?
Charlie McMillan Summons and Annabel Yenson discuss.
80% of the daily trade volume of some markets is conducted entirely by autonomous trading systems. But what happens when they get it wrong?
Tobias Franks explains.
What are spin-offs and why do companies do them? This is the first part of a series on spin-offs.
Andrew He and Victor Yan introduce us to this more intermediate topic in financial markets.
Heard of a coin shortage? Do we just, run out of coins? Most definitely, and it can happen. As we see in the United States now.
Read on as Victor Yan explores this idea, drawing from macroeconomic concepts.
The written piece of Chris Bates, who won the Overall Winner Prize for the UNIT Writing Competition held in the second-half of 2020.
The written piece of Jack Doughty, who won the Runner Up Prize for the UNIT Writing Competition held in the second-half of 2020.