By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki on Tuesday declined to comment on remarks by an International Monetary Fund…
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South Korean Regulator to Establish Standards for Issuance and Distribution of Crypto
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South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) is looking to establish comprehensive guidelines for the issuance and distribution of cryptocurrencies to enhance the…
Bitcoin could rise up to $45,000 in January, once a spot ETF is approved, this asset manager says
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Bitcoin could reach up to $45,000 in January, once the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approves an exchange-traded fund investing in the…
United Airlines Q3 results beat estimates, but guidance falls short; shares slip
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© Reuters. Investing.com — United Airlines reported Tuesday third-quarter results that topped estimates, but Q4 guidance fell short of estimates as higher…
Oil little changed, pondering Venezuela, Russia supply ahead of US inventories
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Investing.com – Crude prices settled little changed Tuesday as the trade awaited data that could show a drop in US crude stockpiles…
Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell slightly on Tuesday as demand for the dollar remained steady before several major U.S. economic readings this…
Juniper Networks JNPR , a company that sells networking products, including routers, switches, network management software, network security products, and software-defined networking…
Fidelity Digital Assets Become First Corporate Client to Leverage EY’s Blockchain Analyzer
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‘Big Four’ accounting behemoth Ernst & Young (EY) unveiled Tuesday that Fidelity Digital Assets, the digital asset arm of Fidelity Investments, has…
Bank of America ‘s third-quarter earnings topped expectations, thanks in part to higher interest rates. But those high rates also spelled problems…