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Larry Fink’s comment reveals BlackRock’s strong interest in crypto following the company’s application for a spot Bitcoin ETF.
According to unconfirmed reports, Bolttech is seeking up to $300 million in funding from a possible IPO in the US.
Though the anticipation for MiCA has gone into full throttle, ESMA has warned national regulators against allowing what it calls ‘letterbox’ entities.
Country Garden’s struggles come amidst broader turmoil within the Chinese property development sector.
Bank of America, once expected to be a major beneficiary of rising interest rates, has faced unexpected challenges in 2023.
A new report notes that AI has brought trillions in good fortune to tech giants in the United States, like Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon.
The US stock futures were slightly down early this morning as the third-quarter earnings season gained momentum.
A leaked internal memo from CEO Spiegel revealed optimistic projections for Snap, likely relieving investors and causing shares to rise.
While experts forecast the US SEC will approve a spot Bitcoin ETF within the next six months, the BlackRock’s officials confirmed that it has not received a green light on its application.
Last week, the release of September’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed a monthly increase of 0.4% and an annual increase of 3.7%.
Kokusai’s IPO appears promising and may become a reference point for new listings in the future.
The progress on the Grayscale conversion front offers a welcome degree of clarity to the ETF approval process, which had been somewhat murky.
Over the last week, GOTO stock lost about 20% in price, from 83 rupiahs per share on Monday to an all-time low of 67 rupiahs on Friday, with its market cap dropping to 80.5 trillion rupiahs from 101 trillion rupiahs.
Didi was initially listed on the New York Stock Exchange but then it was compelled to delist due to regulatory issues in China.
Out of the 1,258 job cuts, more than 750 positions are from different levels of Qualcomm’s engineering ranks. The rest of the reductions cover a broad range of roles such as internal technical staff and accounting.