Everything Is Awful. So Why Is the Stock Market Booming?

IDC reports India wearable device market is booming, with basic wearables and Xiaomi at the helm  GSMArena.comXiaomi is the number one player in the wearable market in India, Fossils second  gizmochinaXiaomi is the number one in India’s wearable market, Fossil comes in second  Gizchina.comIndian wearable market saw a massive growth with 14.9 million shipments in 2019: IDC  91mobilesView Full coverage on Google News

IDC reports India wearable device market is booming, with basic wearables and Xiaomi at the helm - GSMArena.com news  GSMArena.comXiaomi is the number one player in the wearable market in India, Fossils second  gizmochinaXiaomi is the number one in India’s wearable market, Fossil comes in second  Gizchina.comIndian wearable market saw a massive growth with 14.9 million shipments in 2019: IDC  91mobilesView Full coverage on Google News

Why the Stock Market Isn’t Too Worried About Coronavirus  The New York TimesHow will the coronavirus impact the global economy?  The Express TribuneView Full coverage on Google News

Live Stock Market Coronavirus Updates and Tracker  The New York Times

Recently, the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) has been taking specific measures to address some of our specific local needs and challenges – it doesn’t serve better for any of us that after more than 15 years since the operationalization of the stock exchange in our economy, it remains just a superfluous high level concept, neither has it been understood nor efficiently used by our local communities to address some of their long-term capital needs on one side or investment...

Demutualisation of stock exchanges has captured media headlines in recent years — it seems like most exchanges are doing it (except for Africa, for obvious reasons). A number of exchanges across the globe have demutualised since this idea came into the public attention, especially after the first incident of demutualisation by the Stockholm Stock Exchange in 1993.

Here are 5 reasons the stock market is having its worst decline since 2008, and only one of them is the coronavirus  MarketWatchThe Dow plummets 1100 points on coronavirus-fuelled sell-off  Aljazeera.comDow plunges 1,191 points on coronavirus fears, and S&P 500 posts its worst day since 2011  Business InsiderHere's how long stock market corrections last and how bad they can get  CNBCCoronavirus fears pound US stocks into 'correction' territory  Aljazeera.comView Full coverage on Google...

BoA Strategist Thinks the Stock Market Crash Is Over, But Don’t Celebrate Yet  CCN.com

For one measure — market capitalisation and stock indices — stock markets across the world have had mixed results for the year just ended, 2015.