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Fiserv stock craters 44%, on pace for worst day ever after company slashes guidance

Fiserv said it will move its stock from the NYSE to the Nasdaq next month, where it will trade under the ticker symbol "FISV."

The Fed has a rate cut plus a bunch of other things on its plate this week. Here's what to expect

The easy part for the Federal Reserve this week will be announcing a rate cut when it wraps up its meeting Wednesday.

'We're trying to shame them': Upstart activist investors target America's underperforming banks

HoldCo has emerged from relative obscurity to launch activist investor campaigns against three regional banks: Comerica, Eastern Bank and First Interstate.

BlackRock-linked tokenization firm Securitize to go public via SPAC deal

Founded in 2017, Securitize filed on Tuesday to go public through a SPAC deal that values its business at $1.25 billion.

PayPal signs deal with OpenAI to become the first payments wallet in ChatGPT

The move makes PayPal an early part of OpenAI's efforts to broaden ChatGPT's use for e-commerce.

Bessent lists five finalists for Fed chair job and Trump says decision coming before the end of the year

The Federal Open Market Committee meets this week, with an interest rate decision due Wednesday.

HSBC to recognize $1.1 billion provision in third quarter after court ruling in Madoff case

Herald Fund SPC sued HSBC's Luxembourg unit in 2009, claiming restitution of securities and cash it said were lost in the fraud.

'VOO and chill:' Why this popular investment strategy may be losing its appeal — even with stocks at all-time highs

Tidal Financial's Gavin Filmore finds many of his clients are no longer satisfied with buying popular ETFs tied to market indexes.

China strikes conciliatory tone ahead of expected Trump-Xi meeting

Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao told reporters Friday that the U.S. and China can still find ways to work together, and that Beijing opposes decoupling.

With stock market concentration risk at peak, 'cash, precious metals, and crypto' is new normal

A handful of mega-cap tech and AI stocks dominate the U.S. market, an imbalance that has investors looking to bigger hedges.

China to bolster consumption, tech development as U.S. tensions simmer

China's top leaders signaled their priorities for the next five years in a readout released Thursday at the end of a four-day meeting.

China's property slump is far from bottoming. But Beijing is prioritizing tech growth

Chinese policymakers won't likely release much more support for the struggling property sector, as tech competition and other issues are more pressing.
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