Razer Pay was launched first in Malaysia in July 2018 and then Singapore in March 2019.The high-cost battle to capture Southeast Asia's growing e-wallet market has claimed a major casualty, with Singaporean startup Razer announcing it will shut down a business that had over 1 million users.All Razer Card beta users will not be able to use the card and payment functionalities from 31 August 2021.Additionally, Razer Pay beta will end on 30 September 2021, after which, all wallet top-up, payment and transfer features will no longer be made available. The Razer Pay app will also be inaccessible from 1 October 2021.According to Lee Li Meng, Chief strategy officer of Razer Fintech, “The Razer Pay e-wallet app was conceived as a testbed for Razer Fintech to better understand the e-wallet and sche

$Clover Health Corp(CLOV)$   Before we start, let me share abit bout this company. Clover Health Investments, Corp. is an American health care company founded in 2014. The company provides Medicare Advantage insurance plans and operates as a direct contracting entity with the U.S. government.  The Nasdaq is warning Clover Health, again, that it could get delisted from the exchange after its stock price fell below $1 per share for 30 consecutive days. If it sounds like deja vu, it is. The insurtech was similarly warned this time last year, before the company reported it achieved compliance in July when its stock price finished above $1 per share for 10 straight days. Clover Health had scheduled a shareholder's meeting announcing the compa

Crude prices jumped 7.6% this week, with U.S. sanctions on Russian producers and Serbia’s refinery shutdown driving supply fears. WTI (CL=F) settled at $61.50, Brent (BZ=F) at $65.94 WTI CL=F Reclaims the Mid-$60s Handle, But Settles at $61.50: Sanctions, Flows, and Inventories Are Driving the Tape West Texas Intermediate $WTI Crude Oil - main 2512(CLmain)$ closed at $61.50 per barrel, up 7.6% for the week even after easing 0.47% on the day, while Brent BZ=F finished at $65.94, also +7.6% for the week with a marginal 0.08% dip into the close. The rally’s ignition was unambiguous: fresh U.S. sanctions aimed squarely at Russia’s two largest producers shifted supply risk from theoretical to tangible, with traders marking to a scenario that could

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$a cryptocurrency exchange serving retail investors, businesses, and institutions.On April 1, 2021, the company announced that it would begin offering publicly-traded shares, being listed on the Nasdaq under the name $COIN, following approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.Although expectations were already high, the valuation of this new stock exceeded them, with The New York Times calling it a “landmark moment” for bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency industry. The Nasdaq placed a pre-emptive reference price of $250 per share, but at market open, each one traded for $381.The price further spiked to $400 and crashed back to $250 on the day itself and fluctuate between $250 to $280. Since then, the stock