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Wednesday's top personal finance stories.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is engaged in a multifront battle against actors in the digital asset industry that intensified this week

Persistent inflation is likely to keep U.S. interest rates high through 2023 and leave the U.S. susceptible to recession, financial-industry economists say.

GameStop Corp. fired Chief Executive Matthew Furlong on Wednesday and said that its board had elected activist investor Ryan Cohen as its executive chairman, effective immediately.

Cattle futures have climbed to their highest prices on record as drought conditions in the southwestern United States devastated the animals’ feeding grounds, contributing to a drop in the size of the domestic cattle herd to its smallest in eight years.

Some climate-related exchange-traded funds rose Wednesday while the broader U.S. stock market mostly fell.

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The Bank of Canada delivers a reminder to U.S. investors Wednesday that pressing “pause” on rate hikes doesn't necessarily mean the tightening cycle is over.

Jefferies cites potential for future stock buybacks and potential M&A activity for the bank while shaving its 2023 and 2025 earnings view.

The e-commerce behemoth behind Prime Video is planning to take the plunge following similar moves by Netflix Inc. and Walt Disney Co.

Target has faced an intense anti-LGBTQ+ backlash against its Pride collection.

A roughly $1 trillion deluge of debt-ceiling Treasury issuance is expected to start flowing later this week. Will it derail stocks? Here's a chart showing the performance of markets in past periods of heavy supply.