MARKETS WRAP: US futures steady, Japan slides in nervous wait for US CPI
US equity futures rise slightly, but Japan's Nikkei falls 1.5% amid high Treasury yields and inflation concerns...
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Danny Nelson
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Chainalysis Buys Israeli Fraud Detection Startup Alterya for $150M
Alterya's AI driven fraud models have "substantial opportunities in the traditional market...
Krisztian Sandor
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Tether Group to Establish Headquarters in El Salvador in Emerging Markets Push
The stablecoin behemoth is setting up shop for the group and its companies in the nascent crypto hub...
Erasmo Block
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Trump ascendancy casts cloud over Chinese solar firms’ US ambitions
A saturated Chinese market and rising trade barriers overseas take shine off solar panel makers’ prospects...
Leigha Noren
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Biden’s sweeping new AI export controls cover most of the world
Biden’s sweeping new AI export controls cover most of the world The Washington PostFACT SHEET: Ensuring U.S. Security and Economic Strength
Michael Cole
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Mingtiandi Goes Pro, Expands Coverage in 2025
As Mingtiandi begins its fourteenth year of daily publication in 2025, we are pleased to announce that we are stepping
Buffy Geddes
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Asset Management and Consulting for Hotels in 2025
Why would a hotel owner need an asset manager? The unique skills and knowledge an asset manager brings are invaluable.
Daily News Egypt
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Al Manar aims for 50% export share with focus on local manufacturing growth
Al Manar Group, a leading manufacturer, blender, and distributor of automotive fluids, has outlined its strategic plan to focus on
Rhoda Gistlover
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Daniel Regha Criticizes Asake’s Facial Tattoo, Explains How It Will Affect Him In Future
Social critic Daniel Regha shared his thoughts on the facial tattoos of singer Ahmed Ololade, known as Asake. He described
Chinenye Ogbonna
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Wike bans used items markets “panteka” in FCT
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has imposed a two-week ban on used items markets, known as “Panteka,”
