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As Bitcoin gains adoption across all levels of society, from governments to institutions to individuals, it is fundamentally reshaping corporate crypto strategies, forcing a rethinking of how businesses engage with digital assets. Three U.S. companies, in particular, Strategy (MSTR), Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), and Riot Platforms (RIOT), have emerged as high-profile pioneers in utilizing Bitcoin as a treasury asset. Each has taken a slightly different path, but all have doubled down on the

This is the initial sale of the company's Perpetual Strife Preferred Stock.

The U.S.-listed shares of Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio fell Friday morning after its fourth-quarter sales fell short of analysts' expectations.

The relief could be short-lived per some observers.

News of the day for March 21, 2025

Shares of Lennar are tumbling Friday, as the home builder’s warning of a weak housing market offset better-than-estimated quarterly results.

The Bank of England kept rates steady at 4.5% on Thursday, as inflation remains sticky and global uncertainty ratchets up.View on euronews

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Japan’s headline inflation remains nearly 100 basis points higher than U.S.counterparts.