The Dot-Com Bubble: The Day It Officially Peaked in 2000
On January 14, 2000, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached its peak of 11,722 points, the height of the dot-com bubble. Let's see how it happened and what happened next.
On January 14, 2000, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached its peak of 11,722 points, the height of the dot-com bubble. Let's see how it happened and what happened next.
On January 13, 2000, Bill Gates stepped down as CEO of Microsoft to focus on his philanthropic work. Let's see how Microsoft fared after his departure.
On January 12, 1964, Jeff Bezos was born. He transformed e-commerce by founding Amazon from a garage. His vision and innovation redefined shopping and marked a milestone in the industry.
On January 11, 1946, the Dow Jones finally surpassed its peak during the Great Depression. Let's look at what happened during those 19 years of economic recovery.
On January 10, 1870, the Standard Oil Company was created, a company that would lead the oil world to the extreme, becoming a monopoly.
On January 6, 1914, the iconic stockbroking firm of Charles Merrill and his partner Edmund Lynch was founded. Yes, you guessed it: Merrill Lynch. Let's learn about its rich history in this article.
On January 5, 1855, King Camp Gillette was born. He would become a powerful businessman, leaving his name on razors to this day. Let's look at his life and his not-so-graceful end.
If you want to start investing, there's nothing better than seeking out financial advisors. But will it be expensive? Will it be worth it? Let's explore these questions in this comprehensive article.
On December 18, 2022, after 36 years, Argentina was once again crowned world champions. For many, this championship had a special flavor, seeing Lionel Messi lift the trophy. Let's see what investors can learn from the qualities that took the national team star to the pinnacle of his career.
On December 14, 1825, one of England's most important banks, the London Bank Pole, collapsed. This 1825 crisis would have an impact worldwide. Let's see how it happened.
On December 12, 1980, Apple's initial public offering took place, trading at $22 per share.
On December 10, 2008, in the midst of the subprime crisis, Bernard Madoff confessed to his children that his investment fund was a complete fraud, a Ponzi scheme. In this first part, let's examine the events that led to this terrible situation: the biggest scam in history.