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Wall Street investors weighing the impacts of Donald Trump’s trade war on Corporate America sent stocks climbing amid bets the Federal Reserve could cut rates sooner than anticipated to prevent a recession.

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Crypto’s richest man, Changpeng Zhao, was in a playful mood as he addressed a packed house at the Ritz-Carlton in Kuala Lumpur, just seven months after his release from a low-security California prison.

Bitcoin miners’ earnings power and stocks have diverged from the asset they help produce, a stark reminder of the deteriorating economics of an industry US President Donald Trump has championed.

A slew of disgruntled investors in the failed crypto lender Celsius Network urged a federal judge to throw the book at founder Alex Mashinsky when he is punished next month after admitting to fraud in connection with the 2022 collapse of the company.

It was supposed to be a slam dunk: once President Donald Trump was reelected, the US crypto industry would get its long-awaited regulatory clarity in the form of fresh new laws to govern the asset class.

Nintendo Co.’s new Switch 2 console maintained strong momentum toward its summer release by quickly selling out pre-orders among US retailers.

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Emily Nicolle examines how memecoins are being used to place bets on who will succeed Pope Francis.

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A solid Wall Street week ended with gains for stocks as a rally in the market’s most-influential group offset conflicting signals about progress in President Donald Trump’s trade negotiations. Bonds and the dollar rose.

Tesla Inc. reported its worst quarter in years, but the unofficial measure it touted to Wall Street got a little help: a slight boost from backing out the dip in the value of its crypto holdings.

An alleged member of the notorious Scattered Spider cybercrime group was extradited from Spain to the US on Wednesday, according to a Department of Justice official.

The ‘User’s Guide’ plan from White House chief economist Stephen Miran has taken some big hits.

Wild market gyrations fueled by Donald Trump’s tariff war aren’t stopping issuers from rolling out a fresh crop of exchange-traded funds — many aimed squarely at investors with a taste for speculation.

Bitcoin’s leading a rebound in risk assets, with the original digital currency on pace for its biggest weekly increase since just after the US presidential election victory of Donald Trump.