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Ether could jump 90% following ETF approvals, even if the funds lack popularity of bitcoin

Ether ETFs, which could arrive as soon as next week, are unlikely to see as much demand as their bitcoin counterparts. However, they are still likely to drive up ether’s price by up to 90%.

America’s venture capital system is breaking down — taking tech startups with it

Length and severity of the downturn in funding depend on how long the AI bubble lasts.

There’s a very short window to bet against the dollar, says Goldman Sachs.

Should inflation behave as economists expect, there may be a window — a very brief window — to bet against the U.S. dollar, according to a senior Goldman Sachs strategist.

Treasury yields hold mostly steady as traders wait for CPI data

Treasury yields were trading mostly unchanged on Thursday as investors awaited all-important consumer-price index data.

Here’s how much house you can afford to buy, based on your job

MarketWatch worked with Realtor.com to analyze BLS data for 800 jobs to determine how much the typical worker in specific professions can afford in terms of home price.

Free checking isn’t free: How your bank could be stiffing you out of $831 a year

Low-paying checking accounts cost Americans $103 billion in lost interest.

Vista Outdoor again urges shareholders to vote for sale of ammunition business to CSK

Vista Outdoor Inc. on Thursday urged shareholders to vote in favor of its proposal to sell its Kinetic Group ammunition business to the Czechoslovak Group, a Czech conglomerate, at a coming special meeting.

Darden Restaurants and Chuy’s downgraded at Jefferies, amid customer traffic concerns

Concerns over slowing foot traffic led Jefferies to downgrade both Darden Restaurants and Chuy on Thursday.

‘She lives in squalor’: My mother, 90, says I want to commit her to an ‘insane asylum’ so I can take all her assets — yet her doctor says she’s fine. What now?

“She’s had an untreated abscessed tooth for over a year and she’s been scammed out of more than $5,000.”

IEA trims oil-demand growth outlook for 2025 as it sees supplies rising further next year

The Paris-based agency says demand for oil be lower next year, while supplies continue to grow.

Pennon Group CFO steps down in wake of U.K. water company’s contamination scandal

Pennon Group CFO Steve Buck is exiting position just eight months into the job after the water company apologized for an incident that saw 22 people infected with parasites

7-Eleven owner posts profit drop on weak North American earnings

Seven & i Holdings reported a drop in first-quarter net profit as its overseas convenience-store business deteriorated sharply, partly due to higher costs of products and labor in the U.S.
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