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Thursday's top personal finance stories.

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has filed an application for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund.

For this week's ETF Wrap, I spoke with Franklin Templeton's Wylie Tollette on the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision and caught up with State Street's Michael Arone on his midyear ETF market outlook.

Bitcoin rises after BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, files an application for an exchange-traded fund backed by the cryptocurrency. 

Large-caps are plowing ahead and leading the way. S&P 500 chart offers little resistance until 4650.

Admitting what you’ve done — the decisions you’ve made and the losses you’ve incurred — can sting.

Tesla's fast-charging standard is becoming the predominant standard in the U.S., boosting the stock and opening up new revenue streams for the EV maker.

The monthly cost of berberine ranges from $8.48 to $47.40 --- much less than weight-loss drugs such as Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy sell for without insurance.

The world's biggest asset managers could unload around $150 billion in equities by the end of June, with the money set to flow into bonds, say analysts at J.P. Morgan.

For the past several years, Domino's Pizza executives have railed against rival U.S. food-delivery apps. But the company is still open to working with them.

With Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund working its way deeper into professional golf via its new pact with the PGA Tour, it’s fair to wonder what other sports the country will be interested in soon.

Microsoft shares rose Thursday for a fifth consecutive day of gains and were on track for a record closing high.