Denitsa Tsekova is a Markets Reporter at Bloomberg. She specializes in finance, investment, trading, and financial markets, with a keen focus on topics such as inflation and notable companies like JPMorgan and Tesla. Denitsa's work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo Finance Australia, The Australian Financial Review, and Fortune.
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By: Yiqin Shen, Denitsa Tsekova
(Bloomberg) -- From Wall Street funds to small-time day traders, those who dared to bet big on Elon Musk's business empire are closing out the year with hefty payoffs, as Donald Trump's US election win turbocharges the fortunes of the world's richest man.
By: Yiqin Shen, Denitsa Tsekova
Musk's support for Trump during the campaign and his appointment to the newly created Department of Government Efficiency have made his enterprises, including Tesla and private unicorns SpaceX and xAI, hot properties.
By: Isabelle Lee, Denitsa Tsekova
A five-day runup in Treasury yields finally tamped down the post-election fervor in big US stocks this week. Not so at the market's speculative edges, where Bitcoin and its memed-up cousins keep testing the limits of
By: Isabelle Lee, Denitsa Tsekova
A five-day runup in Treasury yields finally tamped down the post-election fervor in big US stocks this week. Not so at the market’s speculative edges, where Bitcoin and its memed-up cousins keep testing the limits of speculative zeal.
Nonbank lenders are making it easy for ordinary people to buy their products, as interest from institutions flatlines.
By: Yiqin Shen, Denitsa Tsekova
From Wall Street funds to small-time day traders, those who dared to bet big on Elon Musk's business empire are closing out the year with hefty
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
Once reserved for the very rich, separately managed accounts hold out the promise of tax savings. Are they worth the extra cost and complexity?
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
December 18, 2024 When Gregory Greene retired from his job as chief administrative officer of a Miami-based transportation and logistics
By: Emily Graffeo, Denitsa Tsekova
A month ago, all anyone in markets could talk about was Donald Trump and how his blueprint for the US economy would sow growth, next year and beyond.
By: Emily Graffeo, Denitsa Tsekova
(Bloomberg) -- A month ago, all anyone in markets could talk about was Donald Trump and how his blueprint for the US economy would sow growth, next year and beyond.
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