Ripple will have spent $200 million fighting SEC lawsuit, CEO says
Ripple will have spent $200 million by the time its legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is over, CEO Brad Garlinghouse said Monday.
Berkshire Hathaway shares rise as investors cheer earnings beat and Geico’s quick turnaround
Berkshire Hathaway rose Monday as Warren Buffett’s conglomerate won over investors with strong earnings and an insightful weekend “Woodstock for Capitalists.”
Coinbase CEO says SEC is on ‘lone crusade,’ dials back on suggestion exchange may relocate
Brian Armstrong, Coinbase’s CEO, said the SEC is on “a lone crusade” with Chair Gary Gensler taking a “more anti-crypto view.”
Oil’s sharp slide has surprised markets. But some traders now see a bottom for prices
The recent whipsaw of oil prices are bottoming out, analysts forecast, with a more significant pickup in subsequent quarters in the cards.
Binance lifts block on bitcoin withdrawals amid heavy volumes
Binance temporarily shut bitcoin withdrawals late Sunday and early Monday, blaming a glut of pending transactions as it didn’t offer miners high enough rewards.
‘A very problematic market’: As Arm shuns London, tech investors question UK as an IPO destination
British chip designer Arm recently decided to list in New York, leading to worries that London will miss out on more blockbuster tech IPOs.
European stocks set to rise at the start of the week, traders digest rate hikes; FTSE closed
European indexes are set to start the week on a stronger footing, as traders look to more corporate earnings, economic data and a Bank of England rate decision.
While Asia markets may cheer a Fed pause, watchers are split on growth prospects
The region’s recent earnings and disappointing Chinese economic data leave watchers split on the growth outlook.
‘Secondary humanitarian crisis’ expected in Sudan as refugees pour into neighboring countries
The International Rescue Committee anticipates “a secondary humanitarian crisis” as refugees pour into neighboring countries escaping the escalating conflict in Sudan.
Hollywood’s Reynolds and McElhenney found success at Welsh soccer club Wrexham. But there’s a warning for would-be copycats
“The thing that strikes me is how wrong it could’ve gone. People are waiting in the wings to shoot this kind of thing down,” said Sam Hollis, head of strategy at FutureBrand.
