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Manufacturing slows as tariffs, policy shifts dim expectations: S&P
Inflation in both goods and services prices accelerated in March to the fastest pace in 23 months, hitting a 31-month high in manufacturing, S&P Global said.
These Four Companies Joined the S&P 500 Today
Shares of Williams-Sonoma rose Monday as it and three other companies were added to the benchmark S&P 500 index before trading opened.
Zodia Custody COO Samuel Howe Has Left the Crypto Custodian for Traditional Finance
Sam Hill will replace Howe as COO of the London-based crypto custody firm.
Smithfield Foods Stock Rises on Addition to Russell 1000 Index
Smithfield Foods stock rose Monday after the pork producer announced that it had been added to the Russell 1000 Index.
The SEC Crypto Roundtable Was a Missed Opportunity
The event, bringing together commissioners and leading crypto lawyers, focused on long-standing debates rather than solutions for the future, says Renato Mariotti.
Gold bull Peter Schiff asks for Bitcoin on his 62nd birthday
Bitcoin sceptic Peter Schiff asked for gifts in Bitcoin on his 62nd birthday. He said that his "strategy is to go down with the ship, like a true HODLer."
City drives surprise economic rebound in boost for Reeves
Banking has driven a surprise rebound in private sector growth as lower interest rates encouraged Britons to take out more mortgages, according to an influential survey of businesses.
India Eases Disclosure Norm for Global Funds as Market Grows
(Bloomberg) -- India’s securities market regulator Monday approved raising the threshold for granular disclosures on ultimate beneficial ownership of global funds less than two years after the rule was implemented, citing growth in volume of shares traded in the country’s stock market.Most Read from BloombergThey Built a Secret Apartment in a Mall. Now the Mall Is Dying.Chicago Transit Faces ‘Doomsday Scenario,’ Regional Agency SaysLA Faces $1 Billion Budget Hole, Warns of Thousands of LayoffsWh
How regulatory shifts are redefining the future of banking and crypto
As regulators worldwide provide greater clarity on crypto engagement, banks are embracing digital assets like never before.