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2020 was a turbulent year for Salesforce, with significant executive upheaval and its largest acquisition ever when it bought Slack for $27.7 billion.
Insider asked analysts and partners what s ahead for the company in 2021 and they said that Salesforce will have to focus on integrating Slack to prove that the acquisition was worth the cost.
They re expecting the company to double down on its industry specific clouds, especially for the public sector, as competition continues to mount from Microsoft, Oracle, and even smaller players.
2020 was a turbulent year for Salesforce.
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SolarWinds falls under scrutiny after hack, stock sales MarketWatch 12/17/2020
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Before this week, few people were aware of SolarWinds, a Texas-based software company providing vital computer network monitoring services to major corporations and government agencies worldwide.
But the revelation that elite cyber spies have spent months secretly exploiting SolarWinds’ software to peer into computer networks has put many of its highest-profile customers in national governments and Fortune 500 companies on high alert. And it’s raising questions about whether company insiders knew of its security vulnerabilities as its biggest investors sold off stock.
Founded in 1999 by two brothers in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ahead of the feared turn-of-the-millennium Y2K computer bug, the company’s website says its first product “arrived on the scene to help IT pros quell everyone’s world-ending fears.”
Global X Serves Up Two ETFs for the London Stock Exchange December 22, 2020
The United States can’t have all the fun when it comes to introducing new ETFs into the marketplace. Global X, a purveyor when it comes to innovative and thematic ETF offerings, is giving the United Kingdom what they want with a pair of new funds for the London Stock Exchange.
“US exchange-traded fund (ETF) provider Global X has launched its first two ETFs on the London Stock Exchange,” a UK-based Shares news article said. “The ETF market in the US is more mature than the UK and Global X specializes in thematic products, something reflected in the nature of these new launches,
Mirae Asset subsidiary lists 1st ETFs on London Stock Exchange |
A promotional image of the London Stock Exchange welcoming the launch of Global X s new ETFs. (Mirae Asset Global Investments)
Mirae Asset Global Investments said Monday that its US exchange-traded funds provider subsidiary Global X has launched two products to be traded on the London Stock Exchange starting Friday.
The thematic ETFs Global X Telemedicine & Digital Health UCITS ETF and Global X Video Games & Esports UCITS ETF mark the first ETFs of a Korean-owned company to be listed on a European exchange. According to data from market researcher ETFGI, the total size of listed ETFs and exchange-traded products amount to $1.12 trillion as of November, with those of the United Kingdom taking up nearly half.