17 Years After the Bankruptcy of New Century Financial, a Key Event in the Subprime Crisis
On this day in 2007, New Century Financial filed for bankruptcy, a key event in the 2008 subprime crisis.
Apple Computer: From a Garage in 1976 to the Most Valuable Company
On April 1st, Apple Computer Company was founded, a company that would revolutionize the world of computing and mobile telephony. Discover the humble beginnings of this incredible company.
Is Entel coming back? Telecom buys Telefónica for $1.25 billion
Yesterday, February 24, 2025, Telecom announced the acquisition of its rival Telefónica Argentina for US$$ 1.25 billion. Is Entel coming back? We'll tell you the details.
What are Meme Coins, like the ones Milei mentioned on Friday the 14th?
Last Friday, February 14th, Javier Milei posted on X a reference to a cryptocurrency, $Libra, which was supposedly a project to help Argentine entrepreneurs. Soon, the price rose exponentially and then dropped to zero. Over the weekend, it regained some ground. Now, what are Meme Coins? What really happened? We'll tell you in detail.
IG Farben: The Powerful Laboratory and Its Late Admission in 1957
On February 6, 1957, IG Farben pledged to compensate concentration camp prisoners, sparking a debate about corporate responsibility and historical justice. Let's look at this sad story in detail.
The Memorable Gold Rush in California Began 177 Years Ago
On January 24, 1848, a mechanic found gold near Sacramento, California. Although he tried to keep it a secret, a gold rush soon broke out, a phenomenon widely remembered in the United States and around the world. Let's see what happened.
Bill Ackman and His Shocking Bet Against Herbalife in 2012
On December 20, 2012, investor and hedge fund manager Bill Ackman gave a presentation in which he attacked Herbalife, accusing it of being a Ponzi scheme and announcing its short sale.
Bill Clinton's Impeachment Trial: 26 Years After the Incredible Lewinsky Scandal
On December 19, 1998, the impeachment trial of US President Bill Clinton began in connection with his extramarital affair with intern Monica Lewinsky. Let's examine the impact this scandal had.
Charging Bull: 35 Years of the Official Bull of Wall Street
On December 15th, the Wall Street world was stunned by a massive statue of a bull that artist Arturo Di Modica secretly installed overnight. Let's take a look at the story of the famous Charging Bull.
Candela Salazar: The Shocking Case of the Influencer and the Cryptocurrency Pyramid Scam
Financial News A new case of pyramid schemes (and more). In this case, Candela Salazar, an Argentine influencer who showed promise
Dycasa: The Fascinating Rise of the Argentine Construction Company
Dycasa, an Argentine construction company, was founded on November 26, 1968. Let's take a closer look at the rich history of this BYMA-listed company up to the present day.
World War I: 106 Years After Its Official End
On November 11, 2018, peace was finally signed: the First World War was over. The New York Stock Exchange closed (again) to celebrate. Between July 30 and December 12, 1914, the stock market had been closed. During the war years, despite the initial shock, they maintained a bullish trend. Let's take a closer look at this shocking event that impacted world history.