Ethereum, the world’s most used blockchain, is days away from a pivotal upgrade that could lure billions of dollars into its native token. But the software update is already generating scrutiny from Wall Street regulators.
Dubai is tightening scrutiny of crypto license seekers in the wake of last year’s bankruptcy of digital-asset exchange FTX, requesting additional information from applicants like Binance, people familiar with the matter said.
Dubai is tightening scrutiny of crypto license seekers in the wake of last year’s bankruptcy of digital-asset exchange FTX, requesting additional information from applicants like Binance, people familiar with the matter said.
Global merchandise trade will slump well below historical growth trends this year, held down by geopolitical tensions and economic pressures including inflation, Russia’s war, monetary policy tightening and financial market uncertainty, the World Trade Organization said.
Walmart Inc. is betting on greater supply-chain automation and hinting that a recent investment binge might lift profit beyond the retailer’s stated long-term goals.
President Joe Biden’s trade chief said the US is working with allies to counter unfair competition from China, seeking to create new agreements that bolster American supply chains and address longstanding vulnerabilities.
Saudi Arabia’s ToYou, a startup that provides a range of services from ride hailing to food delivery, has hired Moelis & Co. to help raise funds to fuel the super app’s growth.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is set to speak in front of a joint session of the US Congress in late April when he visits Washington, his office confirmed after Bloomberg reported the address would take place.
In 2017, Netflix Inc. tweeted that “love is sharing a password.” In 2023, Wall Street loves that the company has changed its tune.
India’s T20 league cricket tournament is seen boosting earnings for fantasy sports, buoyed by demand from the country’s mid-sized cities, according to Redseer Management Consulting Pvt Ltd.
