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Sega Corp., the gaming studio once regarded among the staunchest advocates of blockchain gaming, is pulling back from an arena devastated by the global crypto industry meltdown.

Electric vehicle sales growth, while still brisk, has begun to slow in the US as inventory of battery-powered models piles up on dealer lots.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy embarked on a diplomatic sweep of NATO capitals before a summit next week, as he seeks a clearer path to joining the military alliance.

Smoke from Canada’s wildfires was to blame for a power-equipment shutdown that briefly led to a grid emergency in New England Wednesday night, along with an accompanying surge for electricity prices.

A $2 billion dispute between crypto lender Genesis Global Holdco and FTX Trading Ltd. will likely delay court consideration of a payout plan for Genesis creditors, a judge said Thursday.

The visit follows trips by Janet Yellen and Antony Blinken, and faces complications due to broader tensions over Taiwan and chip curbs.

US stocks fell for the second day straight while Treasury yields spiked after surprisingly strong private hiring data. Traders are next to turning to Friday payroll numbers to gauge the Federal Reserve’s next move.

Artificial intelligence-driven gains can propel Microsoft Corp. to join Apple Inc. in the elite category of stocks with a market capitalization of more than $3 trillion.

All of a sudden, the biggest interest-rate shock in decades is rousing traders from their slumber once again with soft echoes of 2022’s everything-selloff.