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Carla Mozée
Cathie Wood's funds dumped Coinbase stock for the first time in 2022 as the SEC launched a probe into the crypto platform's business activities
Wood's funds sold just over 1.41 million Coinbase shares, worth around $75 million. Coinbase shares sank following news of an SEC probe.
Business Insider
16 up-and-comers in equity research making calls on everything from cannabis to clean energy
We searched for the standouts among analysts no older than 35 who work in sell-side equity research in the US.
William Edwards
There's a growing chorus of experts calling for substantial home price declines
Home prices are still increasing despite a cooling housing market. But declines are coming, experts are warning.
Carla Mozée
The market is driving toward stagflation and investors should seek safety in low-volatility stocks and fixed income, BlackRock says
Core inflation may run above 5% in 2022, BlackRock says in recommending some of its ETFs for defensive equity and fixed-income plays.
Jordan Pandy
Americans are looking to Italy, France, Greece, and Portugal for more affordable homes and better lives
Brokers say Americans — especially remote workers — are lured by the cheaper cost of living and beautiful vistas. A strong dollar helps, too.
Aaron Weinman
Kewsong Lee's decision to step down as Carlyle chief highlights the challenge private equity faces when transitioning from founders
Kewsong Lee to step down as Carlyle's chief executive, investors Bain and Redwood have figured out how to tap into the $28 trillion home-equity market, and VCs are raising cash at record pace.
George Glover
Global stocks mixed as cautious investors wait for key US inflation data and more earnings after Nvidia's miss
If CPI data due Wednesday fails to show a drop in headline inflation, it could take the wind out of stocks and set the tone for the summer, an analyst said.
Matthew Fox
Crypto markets have 'found a floor' as anticipation builds that Ethereum merge is viable in 2022, JPMorgan says
The merge is designed to transfer the Ethereum blockchain away from a proof-of-work network and instead to a proof-of-stake system.
Phil Rosen
North Korea has laundered $1 billion in crypto via Tornado Cash - and the US Treasury just slammed the platform with sanctions
Ethereum-based crypto mixer Tornado Cash has been used by North Korea to launder $1 billion in crypto, according to TRM Labs.
Brian Evans
China's digital yuan pushes key US lawmakers to seek urgency from the Fed on a digital dollar that fends off global rivals
"We should be concerned about China's predatory practices," Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., told the Wall Street Journal.
George Glover
Legendary investor Mark Mobius warns that stocks still have further to fall as the Fed hikes interest rates
"We are already in a bear market, but the endgame requires complete surrender on the part of investors," Mobius said.
George Glover
Global stocks edge up after jobs data soothes concerns over the US economy; oil slips as Ukraine-related gains fade
US futures traded cautiously higher Monday as investors assessed what the surprisingly strong July US jobs report means for the path of interest rates.
Aaron Weinman
Investment bankers worried about lower bonuses are scouring Wall Street for new jobs
Investment bankers hunt for new gigs to navigate rocky markets, Jack Dorsey's Block hit hard by crypto winter, and Facebook parent Meta makes its debut in the capital markets.
Hannah Towey
From Malta to Austria, these are the 11 countries where you buy citizenship, also known as a 'golden passport'
Luxury yachts and sailboats at Kalkara marina in Malta, whose "golden passport" program is being challenged by the EU.Holger Leue/Getty Images.
Matt Turner,Josée Rose,Jordan Parker Erb,Sarah Belle Lin
There's a major culture shift inside Netflix. Insiders describe less 'candor' and more 'fear-based' decisions.
This week we're looking at the major culture shift inside Netflix, how the way you get paid is about to change, and tips from super savers.
George Glover
Stock buybacks have hit record levels this year but they're about to get hit by taxes. These 10 companies have been the biggest buyers of their own shares in 2022.
The Democrats plan to introduce a 1% excise tax on stock buybacks as part of President Biden's latest bill.Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images.
Harry Robertson
A senior BlackRock strategist says the days of low inflation and soaring stock markets are over — and investors can expect a decade of lower returns
Markets are undergoing a seismic shift as the era of supersized returns and ultra-cheap money comes to an end, a BlackRock strategist said.
Dave Levinthal
Trump-endorsed J.R. Majewski, an Ohio Republican running in one of the nation’s hottest congressional races, is violating federal law by not disclosing his personal finances
Majewski has failed for months to file federally-mandated personal financial disclosure as he challenges Rep. Marcy Kaptur to represent Ohio's 9th Congressional District.
Brian Evans
A Virginia pension fund just gained approval to invest in crypto 'yield farming' despite deep losses in the space
Crypto staking has been the catalyst for the collapse of firms like Three Arrows Capital and Voyager this year - but a Virginia pension just gained approval to do it.
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Harry Robertson
The Democrats have taken aim at the stock market's safety net by taxing buybacks - potentially creating another headwind for investors
The Democrats plan to put a 1% tax on share buybacks, as part of a deal to rescue Joe Biden's agenda.
George Glover
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry warns that 'silliness is back' in markets despite the recent rebound
Burry drew a comparison between the current market outlook and major crashes that occurred in 1929, 2001, and 2008.
Aaron Weinman
Jenny Lee left JPMorgan's table-topping leveraged-finance desk for a gig with Brigade Capital Management. The dealmaking veteran is taking the plunge into private credit as the market shifts.
Meet Jenny Lee, the managing director who just left JPMorgan's leveraged-finance desk after a nearly three-decade career with the bank. She moves to Brigade Capital where she will build its private-credit business.
George Glover
Either the Fed or the market is going to 'melt like an ice-cream cone' as investors ponder the outlook for rates, one strategist says
Strategist Michael Every warned the US central bank looks likely to stay hawkish and continue hiking interest rates aggressively.
George Glover
Evercore says to brace for more volatility ahead of a 'dangerous month' as the bear market drags on
The bear market will drag on as long as the Federal Reserve stays hawkish, strategist Julian Emanuel said.
Lisa Kailai Han
Web3 entrepreneurs in Ghana and Zimbabwe are showing how crypto can be used for social good
African fintech startups focus on blockchain's use cases, like cross-border payments and ID verification, rather than speculative investments.
Brian Evans
Solana is the latest target of a crypto hack just days after nearly $200 million was swiped in the Nomad bridge heist
Nearly $1 billion has been lost to crypto heists targeting bridges this year. Solana became the latest targets of hackers Wednesday, the company said.
Alcynna Lloyd
The 12 best cities to weather a housing-market downturn when a recession strikes
Overview of an American neighborhood.Getty Images.
- The economy is reeling amid fears of an upcoming recession.
- As mortgage rates
