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Bitcoin trended toward the high end of its recent range of around $28,000, while Dogecoin continued to benefit from Elon Musk’s flirtation with the meme token.

Synthetic exchange-traded funds find themselves at the heart of the latest controversy to hit ESG ratings.

General Motors Co. is buying out 5,000 salaried staffers globally as part of a cost cutting move that will save $1 billion on an annual basis starting this year, according to Chief Financial Officer Paul Jacobson.

Oil eked out a gain after a report showed that US job openings in February fell to the lowest since 2021, reigniting concerns over a global economic slowdown.

Finland officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on Tuesday, becoming the defense alliance’s 31st member. The Kremlin called it another “aggravation” of relations.

Argentina’s central bank sold on net $1.9 billion in March, the worst figure since October 2019 and a clear indicator of the cost behind propping up the peso. The central bank’s losses are provoking elaborate government measures to buy time and boost reserves before a presidential election in October. Economy Minister Sergio Massa is inaugurating new exchange rates this week to encourage exporters to boost sales abroad. The temporary exchange rates — expected to be higher than the overvalued off

Turns out, the biggest short in the banking industry anywhere in the world isn’t in Switzerland or Silicon Valley, but rather, in the relatively tame financial center of Canada.

Miami’s waterfront basketball arena where the Miami Heat play is getting a new name after becoming a symbol of the spectacular collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX.

The first test launch of SpaceX’s full Starship rocket system could occur as soon as next week, according to a federal document.

Peru’s congress voted to reject an impeachment motion against President Dina Boluarte on Tuesday, offering her breathing room after almost four months in office marked by anti-government unrest.