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Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management and digital-asset manager 21Shares amended their application for a US spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded fund to add a surveillance-sharing agreement.

Expectations for a revival in retail stocks are dimming as Wall Street analysts warn of a trio of challenges: shoplifters, recession-wary spenders and students saddled with the return of debt payments.

Surging construction costs in Canada are putting new pressure on home prices, worsening a severe affordability crunch, according to the nation’s largest lender.

Bank of Montreal’s capital markets unit is cutting about 100 positions, or 3.5% of the division’s staff, in response to a weak environment for deals.

A drought that’s ravaging US crops is prompting agricultural commodities traders to seek protection in a new and booming corner of the options market.

Oil rose after a US government report showed nationwide stockpiles fell the most in two months, outpacing market expectations.

Republicans leading two powerful House committees are accusing Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan of giving “misleading testimony” before Congress in April over her participation in the agency’s Meta Platforms Inc. probe.

The startup raised a convertible note from investors including Ashton Kutcher’s firm — but hasn’t closed new funding at a higher valuation. 

President Joe Biden has begun using a continuous positive airway pressure, or CPAP, machine to treat longstanding sleep apnea, according to the White House.

Oracle Corp. said its industry-leading database software can be used with a new type of processor for the first time in decades, another challenge to the dominance of Intel Corp.’s technology in the lucrative data center market.