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Opendoor Plans Nationwide Expansion, Stock Surges Over 20%
Opendoor announced a major expansion to offer its services across the continental U.S., causing its stock to surge over 20%. The new strategy focuses on agent partnerships.
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How Federal Reserve Rate Cuts Impact Retiree Finances
A look at how Federal Reserve interest rate adjustments affect retirees on fixed incomes, from savings accounts and annuities to investment portfolios.
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US Lawmakers Meet Crypto Leaders on Key Legislation
U.S. lawmakers and crypto industry leaders met to discuss two key legislative proposals: a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a clear market structure for digital assets.
Speaker Johnson Signals Alliance with Crypto Industry
House Speaker Mike Johnson has pledged a close partnership with cryptocurrency leaders to shape new U.S. digital asset legislation, focusing on key policy issues.
US Dollar Rises After Fed Rate Cut, AUD and GBP in Focus
The U.S. dollar strengthened after the Federal Reserve's 25bp rate cut was less aggressive than expected, putting AUD/USD and GBP/AUD in focus.
Gold Prices Climb as Central Banks and Investors Seek Stability
Gold prices have surged 121% in three years, outperforming the S&P 500, with analysts pointing to central bank buying and investor demand as key drivers for future growth.
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QuantumLeap AI Unveils €10 Billion Lisbon Tech Hub
QuantumLeap AI has announced a landmark €10 billion investment to build a new AI research and data center hub in Lisbon, Portugal, a project set to create 20,000 jobs.
Denver Pastor Liable for $3.3 Million Crypto Fraud Scheme
A Denver court has found a local pastor and his wife liable for a $3.3 million securities fraud judgment related to their worthless INDXcoin cryptocurrency.
British Pound Rises After US Federal Reserve Rate Cut
The British Pound strengthened against the U.S. Dollar after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points and signaled more cuts are likely in 2025.
Federal Reserve Cuts Rates, EUR/USD Hits Four-Year High
The U.S. Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.25%, prompting a brief surge in the EUR/USD to a four-year high before paring gains.
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The Hidden Code That Drives Billions in Online Revenue
Discover the complex, invisible code that powers fast websites and its direct impact on user engagement, conversion rates, and billions in online revenue.
Social Security Raise May Vanish for Millions in 2026
The 2026 Social Security COLA is projected at 2.7%, but a forecasted 11% hike in Medicare Part B premiums could erase most of the increase for millions.
USD/JPY Gains After Federal Reserve Rate Cut
The USD/JPY pair rose toward 146.80 after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% and political uncertainty grew in Japan.
Crypto Markets Brace for Fed Decision as Key Coins Hold Steady
Major cryptocurrencies are trading in a narrow range as investors await the Federal Reserve's pivotal interest rate decision, with over $214 million in liquidations.
Markets Brace for Volatility Amid Fed Meeting and Options Event
Investors are bracing for a volatile week as a pivotal Federal Reserve meeting coincides with a historic $6.3 trillion options expiration event on Friday.
US Dollar Falls Sharply Against Yen After Fed Rate Cut
The U.S. Dollar fell to a two-month low against the Japanese Yen after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points and signaled more cuts.
Husch Blackwell Sued Over Alleged Retirement Fund Misuse
Law firm Husch Blackwell is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging it improperly delayed depositing employee retirement contributions, a violation of ERISA.
Crypto Market Navigates Mixed Signals as Altcoins Show Volatility
The cryptocurrency market is showing mixed signals, with Bitcoin and Ethereum holding steady while various altcoins experience significant price volatility.
Ohio Educators Sue State Over Pension Board Control Law
Three Ohio educator groups have sued the state to block a new law that shifts control of the State Teachers Retirement System board from elected educators to political appointees.
France's Pension System Fuels Economic Strain
France is the only developed country where retirees earn more than workers, a situation fueling a €3.4 trillion national debt and intense political debate.
