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- New Jersey Just Asked the Supreme Court to Decide Whether States Can Regulate Kalshi. A Prediction Market Already Moved on the News.
- The SEC's First Rewrite of Transfer-Agent Rules in 40 Years Quietly Asks Whether Your Wallet Address Is Your Legal Identity
- Twenty-One Banks Are Building a Stablecoin to Compete With Tether and Circle by 2027
- Broadcom Leads a Four-Company Earnings Slate Tonight, and AI Revenue Is the Only Number That Will Matter
- Ryanair Cuts | SPR at 44-Year Low | Google Dodges Breakup
- Growth Drives Yields Not Deficits | ADP Misses Hard | Housing vs Data Centers | Ryanair Cuts | PG&E Slashes Spending
- Direct U.S. Strikes on Iranian Tankers Mark a New Phase in the Hormuz Conflict
- Gold Fell to a Three-Week Low the Same Day the U.S. Struck Iran. That's Two Sessions Running.
- Bitcoin's Selloff Isn't Just About Iran. Someone Was Already Moving Coins to Exchanges.
- Crypto Media Got Cardano's Governance Deadline Wrong. The Real Risk Behind It Is Still Real.
- A Nasdaq-Listed HYPE Treasury Just Tripled Its Buying Power. It Can't Use Most of It Yet.
- Amazon's Rebuttal to the FTC Claims $8 Billion in Advertiser Savings. It Still Doesn't Answer the Core Allegation.
- Nvidia's Reported Hugging Face Deal Would Near $14 Billion. Neither Company Has Confirmed It.
- KKR Just Booked a 6x Return on an Insurance Broker It Bought Nine Years Ago
- Apollo Bought a Cooling-Equipment Maker in January. It's Already Selling It.
- Advent and Stripe Walked Away From a Reported $53 Billion Run at PayPal
- Permira and CPP Investments Close £2.7 Billion Take-Private of JTC
- Sixth Street and a Carlyle-Backed Group Are Buying Into the Seahawks. Nobody Will Say How Much.
- RedBird Is in Advanced Talks to Buy Control of Puck at a $250 Million Valuation
- The SEC Is Weighing Whether to Let Retail Investors Into Private Markets
- A Turkish App Builder Just Raised $50 Million From Point72's Private Arm
- Broadcom's Earnings Tonight Are the AI Trade's Next Test, and Analysts Can't Agree on the Answer
- China's Selloff Is Bigger Than the Global Bond Rout. A New Auto Rule Is Adding Its Own Damage.
- Shein's Stock Keeps Falling in Hong Kong. Now There's a Specific Reason: Tariffs on Small Packages.