Bitcoin Hits Highest in a Year as Crypto Rebounds From Scandals
Bitcoin hit its highest level in a year amid renewed fervor for digital assets despite a slew of challenges for the industry.
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Citigroup, Google Among Firms Tightening Return-to-Office Rules
A running list for major US companies’ return-to-office mandates in 2023
Zambia’s President Expects to See Debt-Restructuring Deal Wrapped Up Soon
Zambia has concluded the most difficult part of negotiations to restructure its debt, and sees remaining talks being wrapped up soon, President Hakainde Hichilema said.
Silicon Valley CEOs Get Biden, Modi Pitch to Invest in India
US President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with some of the most powerful executives in Silicon Valley at the White House on Friday, as the two leaders sought to boost economic cooperation on artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing.
Supreme Court Lets Biden Shift US Deportation Priorities
The US Supreme Court cleared the way for President Joe Biden’s administration to shift the government’s immigration enforcement priorities to focus on people who recently crossed the border or are a threat to public safety.
Goldman Sees Emerging Stocks Eclipsing US Market in Size by 2030
Emerging-market stock capitalization is set to eclipse that of the US by the end of the decade as incomes grow and investors gain deeper access to public exchanges worldwide, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Cowen Lays Off Staff in Credit Sales and Trading After TD Deal
Cowen Inc. has laid off staff in its credit sales and trading group, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Sub Disaster Puts Spotlight on Another Extreme Venture: Space Tourism
Commercial space travel shares plenty of similarities with deep sea tourism: wealthy customers, tight spaces, far-flung destinations and waivers that clearly warn people they’re risking death by embarking on unregulated vehicles.
Yen Traders on Verbal Intervention Watch as Weakness Extends
Currency traders are scanning the airwaves for official comments as the yen slumps toward levels where the government intervened to prop it up last year.
Carbon Tax for Ships Is Supported by 22 Countries at Paris Summit
France and Spain are among the nations giving their support for a levy on shipping emissions.
