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UK's IG Group bets big on US prediction markets with $1.3 billion Underdog deal

UK's IG Group agrees to buy sports gaming firm Underdog for up to $1.3 billion

Coinbase beats much of customer lawsuit over US token sales

Meta Sinks After Defending AI Bets to Skeptical Investors

Meta Platforms Inc. gave a disappointing quarterly revenue forecast, stepping up pressure on Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg to allay investor concerns that the company isn’t swiftly benefiting from its massive outlay on artificial…

Secret Talks Between Infantino and Kushner Led to FIFA Sale Plans

Bloomberg can reveal that controversial plans to sell a stake in FIFA's media division started in secret talks last year between Gianni Infantino and venture capitalist Joshua Kushner. Tiwa Adebayo explains. (Source: Bloomberg)

Creative economy development can reduce youth unemployment: Minister

Creative Economy Minister Teuku Riefky Harsya noted that creative economy development can potentially ...

Russia, Mauritania sign memorandum of understanding on economic cooperation

The sides focused closely on fisheries cooperation, a mutually beneficial partnership spanning over 50 years

Cramer predicts a breakout for Starbucks shares as CEO Niccol's turnaround accelerates

"There are so many good things ahead here," Jim Cramer said Thursday.

‘No pressure on automakers to hide any fact’: Centre clears air amid E20 backlash

‘Yolo caucus’ members jeopardise Blanche’s confirmation as US attorney-general

Move marks latest instance of some Republican senators standing up to Donald Trump

Namibia: Namibia Survives Trump's Sweeping Tariffs

[New Era] Namibia has survived a dreadful external economic shock after the country was excluded from the list of seven African countries that are facing President Donald Trump's latest 12.5% tariff hit on goods entering the United States.

Mortgage rates jump to their highest level in a year and show few signs of falling

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept its benchmark interest rate steady, but political and economic developments are pushing mortgage rates higher.