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Britain's Tesco has no plans to source American beef

Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket group, has no plans to source American beef despite last week's U.S.-UK trade deal giving the product access to the UK market. "We source 100% Irish and British beef in Tesco and for the foreseeable future that policy will be the same, we're not planning to change it," Tesco CEO Ken Murphy told Reuters on the sidelines of the World Retail Congress. As market leader, Tesco has a 28% share of Britain's grocery market.

Robinhood woos Canadian crypto users with nearly $180 million WonderFi purchase

The crypto industry, which is staging a comeback under U.S. President Donald Trump, has seen a flurry of tie-ups in 2025, including Coinbase's $2.9 billion purchase of Deribit and Ripple's $1.25 billion acquisition of prime brokerage firm Hidden Road. Robinhood had struck a $200 million deal for crypto exchange Bitstamp last year. WonderFi's brands include crypto exchanges Bitbuy and Coinsquare.

Coinbase shares jump on addition to S&P 500 index in watershed for crypto market

Coinbase Global's shares jumped nearly 15% on Tuesday after the cryptocurrency exchange became the first digital asset player to be included in the benchmark S&P 500 index. With surging institutional interest, crypto has rapidly moved into the mainstream, especially after President Donald Trump promised a lighter regulatory touch. "We believe S&P 500 inclusion will benefit Coinbase for a while as institutional investors take time to prepare to get into the stock," Oppenheimer analysts noted after raising price target to $293.