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Japan's expensive efforts to stabilize the yen have largely failed, underscoring deeper economic issues amid global financial tensions.
A new US bill seeks to impose strict export controls on AI technology, granting the Commerce Department increased authority.
Americans need relief, not regulation, in their struggle to find affordable housing.
Ikea warns of economic strain as rising unemployment and lower energy use prompt retail price cuts in a slowing market.
China leads the global solar panel market with an 80% share, significantly outpacing the EU and US in capacity.
Bailing out the banks is cool and all, but bailing out the central banks is even cooler.
Declining diesel margins due to increased refinery output and reduced demand are challenging the global oil sector.
Marathon Digital's Q1 revenue of $165.2 million fell short of expectations due to operational setbacks.
Twenty-five Republican AGs, led by West Virginia, are suing the EPA to block new carbon capture rules, claiming the agency oversteps its authority.
Taiwan proposes tougher AML laws for virtual asset service providers, with penalties including two-year jail terms and fines up to $1.5 million for non-compliance.
Canada's FINTRAC fined Binance $4.3 million for failing to register and report large transactions.
Bitcoin, with its decentralized nature and fixed supply, better reflects American constitutional principles than the US dollar, which centralizes power and undermines governance checks and balances.
The real U.S. unemployment rate could be up to 7.7%, revealing hidden economic strain as millions remain uncounted after leaving the workforce.
ESMA considers adding Bitcoin to Europe’s €12 trillion UCITS funds, facing regulatory challenges.