Vice President Kamala Harris is zeroing in on high food and housing prices as her campaign previews an economic policy speech Friday in North Carolina, promising to push for a federal ban on price gouging on groceries and laying out plans to cut other costs as she looks to address one of voters' top concerns. Year-over-year inflation has reached its lowest level in more than three years, but food prices are 21% above where they were three years ago. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has pointed to inflation as a key failing of the Biden administration.
Top Crypto Startup Drove Other Projects' Airdrops to Its Employees
Eigen Labs circulated a list of team members' wallet addresses to EigenLayer ecosystem projects that were preparing to issue tokens. The firm later banned the practice, citing potential conflicts of interest.
Why Medical Properties Trust Stock Crushed the Market Today
The company did well financially in an 11-property deal with a business partner.
Asian Stocks to Rise as US Recession Fears Fade: Markets Wrap
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Bitcoin Depot Inc. (BTM) Reports Q2 Loss, Tops Revenue Estimates
Bitcoin Depot Inc. (BTM) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -533.33% and 9.81%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2024. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
Big Wall Street Investors Bought Into Bitcoin ETFs in Q2
Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and hedge funds like Renaissance Technologies loaded up on spot bitcoin ETFs in the second quarter.
Crypto adoption grows among brokerages, but regulators remain skeptical
A FINRA study found nearly 400 firms, or 65% of the broker-dealers surveyed, have some hand in crypto assets and trading, as the once-novel asset class becomes normalized. But that still doesn't make it normal for regulators.