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WPP gets double-downgrade to sell at UBS over tech exposure

Ad agency WPP got a double-downgrade, to sell from buy, at UBS, in a note published Thursday.

The 2024 Acura Integra is quick, precise, and blends pizazz with practicality

The 2024 Acura Integra is a luxury compact car with a sporty edge. So sporty, in fact, that it offers a manual transmission.

Don’t leave a clueless trustee behind in your estate plan

The person you choose to handle your estate should not learn that fact while deep in grief—so get their consent first.

Treasury yields dip as traders await December inflation report

Bond yields fell early Thursday as investors awaited U.S. inflation data they hope will signal the Federal Reserve may consider cutting interest rates in coming months.

Google cutting hundreds of jobs, reports say

Google has laid off hundreds of employees, joining tech companies including Amazon.com in reducing employee count in the new year.

DeSantis says his Disney fight was to ‘protect our kids,’ while Haley says government shouldn’t bully businesses

Ron DeSantis defended his high-profile battle against Disney during a debate Wednesday, while rival GOP presidential hopeful Nikki Haley criticized his treatment of the company.

Homebuilder Smith Douglas prices IPO at $21 a share, at top of range

Smith Douglas Homes Corp. priced its initial public offering at $21 a share late Wednesday, at the high point of its estimated range.

Skydance investors discussing two-part plan to merge with Paramount: report

Skydance Media is in early talks over an all-cash offer for National Amusements, the parent of media giant Paramount Global, in an effort that would eventually merge both Skydance and Paramount, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

Bitcoin ETFs finally approved after a chaotic, ‘embarrassing’ 24 hours for SEC

On Wednesday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for the first time greenlighted several exchange-traded funds investing directly in bitcoin. But the 24 hours leading up to that approval were chaotic, to say the least.

Citigroup set aside $1.3 billion to cover risks related to turmoil in Argentina and Russia

Citigroup Inc. on Wednesday said it set aside $1.3 billion in the fourth quarter to account for risks in Argentina and Russia, citing shocks to both nations' economies, and said it booked other charges related to its own organizational overhaul and payments stemming from last year's bank failures.

Bitcoin in spotlight as SEC approves new ETFs, ether rallies. Here’s why.

A weekly look at the most important moves and news in crypto and what's on the horizon in digital assets.

This space stock is soaring as next commercial moon-landing mission looms

Shares of space-exploration company Intuitive Machines Inc. climbed 23% on Wednesday ahead of the launch of the firm’s commercial lunar lander, which could come as soon as next month.
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