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Major U.S. equity indexes wavered between gains and losses at midday Friday after a key measure of inflation showed price pressures easing as anticipated.

Plus: Bybit fallout, stablecoin wrangling, Ethereum Foundation changes.

Investors who piled billions into new bitcoin ETFs over the last year are pulling some of that money back out as the world’s largest cryptocurrency experiences its worst correction since a 2022 meltdown.

Shares of the pharmacy group fell Friday as analysts and investors assess new details about a potential sale.

Bitcoin has dropped below $80,000, marking a 27% decline from its all-time high of $109K in January.

Dell shares fell Friday as the company’s sales and outlook disappointed. Analysts said it could be an opportunity to buy the dip.