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Anthony Scaramucci, founder and CEO of SkyBridge Capital, says the SEC's approval of the first spot bitcoin ETFs should be viewed as a watershed moment.

Younger U.K. managers are looking for a pay raise and free lunches to entice them back to the office full-time, a new survey has found.

A three-day nationwide strike called by train drivers from Wednesday to Friday evening has added to travel disruption in Europe's biggest economy.

The U.N.'s highest court is on Thursday hearing South Africa's accusations of genocide by Israel in its ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.

The beleaguered lira has fallen some 37% against the U.S. benchmark over the past year.

China's Ministry of Commerce said Thursday the U.S. is weaponizing export controls and using them as a tool.

A hit TV series has reignited public outrage over a scandal dubbed the "most widespread miscarriage of justice" in British history.

Bitcoin just received its biggest stamp of approval, giving crypto bros their most powerful bragging rights yet.

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with global finance executives who make up the securities regulator's international advisory committee, state media said.

Six countries have earned the title of the most powerful passports in 2024, which grants holders entry into 194 destinations out of 227 — without a visa.

Continuing price war and intensifying competition in the market have put profitability under pressure for China's EV makers.

Zafrul Aziz, Malaysia's minister for international trade and industry, explains Malaysia's plans to double down on the semiconductor sector to capture growth in the EV market.

The Saudi government expects $20 billion in deals will be signed at the annual minerals forum in Riyadh this week.

Funds could launch as soon as this week from issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity.

Analysts anticipate that Coinbase's stock will pare back gains in the months ahead as ETFs capture market share from crypto exchanges.

The consumer price index is projected to have risen 0.2% in the final month of 2023, or 3.2% for the full year.

Twitch CEO Dan Clancy said the cuts were being made in an effort to "rightsize our company."

Bitcoin spot ETFs offer a cheaper way to invest in bitcoin due to lower fees compared to some centralized crypto exchanges.

Mike Hopkins, who oversees those units, sent a note to staffers informing them of the job cuts.

Bitcoin prices shot up following the unauthorized post, but soon fell below $46,000 after the SEC clarified that it had not yet approved the bitcoin ETF.