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Former NY governor Andrew Cuomo cautions crypto firms to diversify political support to pass federal crypto law.
Canton CEO Yuval Rooz compares crypto adoption to Uber and Airbnb, saying widespread use could shield it from U.S.
Parents give up home and life savings to buy a $3M compound, raising questions about protecting assets.
Ethereum researcher Justin Drake warns AI could crack private keys within months, urging users to shift funds to new addresses.
LSE boss Dame Julia Hoggett calls for stronger incentives to keep UK investors in local blue-chip stocks.
Higher Treasury yields erode gains of 2026 tech leaders, prompting a reassessment of valuation multiples.
Tory leader Jane Badenoch pledges to abolish inheritance tax on family homes, aiming to boost confidence among homeowners.
Options activity indicates traders are positioning for a significant interest rate decline, favoring long-term bonds and utilities.
Since September 1, only the technology sector has risen as Treasury yields hit multi-decade highs, weighing on other S&P 500 sectors.
A couple weighs using a large inheritance for a vacation home against saving for retirement.
Microsoft and Nvidia collaborate on a new Windows laptop featuring the RTX Spark chip to run AI workloads locally.
Hunter Biden says the laptop memecoin was a troll, not a scam.
