Crypto market maker Wintermute Trading Ltd. is looking to expand its operations into the US, including opening an office in New York and offering new products stateside.

The US under President Donald Trump has moved on from a crypto regulatory regime marked by “a bit of oppression”, according to Richard Teng, chief executive officer of Binance Holdings Ltd.

As fears swirl over Europe’s anemic growth, investors are sending Germany a clear message ahead of its election that there’s room to borrow more.

Bench Accounting, like many fintech startups, had ambitions to shake up a boring but important corner of finance — in this case, bookkeeping for small businesses.

Investors had pretty much written off Jonathan Ferrari’s fledging meal-delivery company.

Two Argentine regional governments are exploring a return to international bond markets after a near decade-long absence, tapping into Wall Street confidence that the economy is rebounding and inflation is finally back under control.

Binance.US said its customers will soon be able to deposit and withdraw US dollars on the crypto exchange for the first time in almost two years.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy is offering investors sweeter terms for its proposed $2 billion issue of convertible debt, according to people familiar with the matter.

An estimated 86% of crypto traders that took positions in a memecoin endorsed by Argentine President Javier Milei on Friday ended up losing money, according to research firm Nansen.

Good morning. Trump issues his most direct threat yet to Zelenskiy. More companies are buying up Bitcoin. And Manchester United is losing off the field, too. Listen to the day’s top stories.

Stocks fell from all-time highs as a disappointing forecast from the world’s largest retailer added to concern about the economy’s main engine.

President Donald Trump suggested that some savings from his federal cost-cutting effort, overseen by billionaire Elon Musk, could be sent back to US taxpayers, with another portion being used to reduce the national deficit.

Welcome to Hong Kong Edition, a weekly newsletter chronicling the events affecting Asia’s top financial center. To subscribe for free, click here.

A month into President Donald Trump’s second term, the euphoria is fading around many of the trades that investors piled into after his November victory, from stocks to the dollar to Bitcoin.

We asked experts eight questions on personal finance for 2025.

The exodus of European and Asian companies to US stock markets is picking up steam.

Good morning. Donald Trump floats another idea on trade, this time with China. Apple finally debuts its new low-end cellphone. And Argentina’s president is dealing with a crypto crisis of his own making. Listen to the day’s top stories.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy raised $2 billion from an issue of convertible debt after the Bitcoin treasury firm sweetened the terms for investors. It plans to use the proceeds for purposes including acquiring more of the digital token.

The European Central Bank wants to establish a blockchain-based payment system that allows financial institutions to settle transactions in central-bank money, a potential step toward introducing a wholesale central bank digital currency, or CBDC.

For the first time since he stormed to power in 2023, Argentina’s Javier Milei is on the political defensive after plunging his government into a massive cryptocurrency scandal. A trip to Washington gives him a chance to get back on his front foot.