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News of the day for Jan. 2, 2025
Why Starbucks stock is ripe for a 30% pop and a new era of growth: Analyst
Starbucks stock could come alive as 2025 moves along, one Wall Street restaurant analyst contends.
China’s stock market suffers worst start to the year in a decade
China’s stock market has suffered its worst start to a year in nearly a decade, as investors brace for Donald Trump to impose tariffs on the world’s second-largest economy.
KuCoin launches crypto payment solution for merchants
KuCoin Pay offers a seamless, borderless crypto payment platform, enabling merchants and users to embrace the digital economy.
KuCoin launches crypto payment solution for merchants
KuCoin Pay offers a seamless, borderless crypto payment platform, enabling merchants and users to embrace the digital economy.
Stocks Rise Pre-Bell Ahead of First Trading Session of 2025; Asia, Europe Fall
US benchmark equities were tracking in the green before the opening bell Thursday as traders prepare