The Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow all closed lower as US equities fell to begin the week ahead of anticipated quarterly reports.
Sebastian Siemiatkowski, Klarna CEO, made an effort to downplay the impact of the company’s drop in valuation. Siemiatkowski stated the current position is a “testament to the strength of Klarna’s business.”
While the crypto market downturn has strained the finances of many crypto firms, KuCoin appears to be going strong.
As per Voyager’s proposed recovery plan, it is going to pay users in cryptocurrencies, Voyager tokens, “common shares in the newly reorganized company,” and funds coming from the proceedings of 3AC.
GMEX thinks that migrating from regulated asset classes into crypto would be an easier task with Pyctor.
The decision Musk has taken to back out of the Twitter deal has caused the company’s shares to crash as a legal battle brews.
The Twitter board chair has hinted that the company may sue Elon Musk to enforce the agreement.
The US stock market futures will always be an indication of how healthy the economy is at the time.
As a result of the rules violation and failing to disclose the concentration of business operators, Alibaba and Tencent might face a potential fine of as much as 500,000 yuan ($74,688).
In their latest report, Private Shares Fund has marked down BlockFi series E warrants as totally worthless.
Buyers sometimes develop cold feet right after getting what they want. But Musk says his decision to back out of the Twitter deal is due to too many unanswered questions.
CJ ENM will leverage The Sandbox blockchain network to bring immersive content experiences to its massive user base in the Metaverse.
After announcing the takeover bid, Musk and his team requested data regarding the spam accounts on the platform.
In addition to halting the need for Facebook credentials, Meta is also changing its marketing strategy.
Two major interest rate hikes are possible in the next three months. Will this push the US economy into recession?