China Securities Regulatory Commission: China International Capital Corporation did not diligently fulfill its responsibilities in the process of recommending Lenovo Group for listing on the STAR Market, failed to fully verify the attributes of the issuer's innovation and entrepreneurship, and mainly relied on the explanatory documents provided by the issuer to form conclusive opinions, unable to fully and accurately evaluate the issuer's innovation and entrepreneurship attributes.Regulatory measures have been taken against China International Capital Corporation and Wang Sheng, Sun Lei, Zhao Peilin, Xing Ke, and Xie Jingxin through regulatory talks.
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$Netflix (NFLX.US)$ Oh come on! Keep moving up :(

$BARK Inc (BARK.US)$ Down for 5 days, then up for 3 days, then down for 5 days and up for 3 more days

$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ how do i buy a portion of a share??

$EVERGRANDE (03333.HK)$  will try restructuring on Monday to reign in its default. They admitted Friday they cant pay Mondays loan due. One risk is that Beijing may not have a full picture of how indebted Evergrande and its peers have become. The Shenzhen-based developer indicated in its exchange filing on Friday that it may not be able to fulfill its pledge to guarantee payment on a $260 million note issued by joint venture Jumbo Fortune Enterprises, an obligation that many Evergrande investors didn’t even know existed until a few months ago.
Bond investors have been anticipating an Evergrande restructuring for months, with the company’s 2025 dollar notes trading below 30 cents since the end of September.
Money managers are bracing for a potential default by $KAISA GROUP (01638.HK)$, which faces a $400 million bond maturity on Tuesday after failing to swap the notes for new ones due 18 months later.

Value or Growth Stocks? Lots of investors have long argued the dilemma. 
The so-called growth stocks have been through their hard time in recent days. High-flying growth stocks are bordering on correction territory. 
Familiar names like $Palantir (PLTR.US)$, $CrowdStrike (CRWD.US)$, $Snowflake (SNOW.US)$ $Salesforce (CRM.US)$ etc. 
When talking about disruptive innovation, the name that comes up to investors' mind must be "ARK". And it's been a dismal week for Cathie Wood's flagship fund, $ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK.US)$ , that's left nearly all of her holdings in bear market.
ARKK fell 12.6% this week for its worst week since February. It dropped 5.5% on Friday. 
Is this the sign that people are not in favor of growth stocks and disruptive innovation companies? Or maybe it's just because investors need something more solid fundamentally under the risk of Omicron? Would you comment down below and tell mooers about your thoughts?