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SEC uncovers ‘massive fraud’ by auditing firm recently hired by Trump Media
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged an auditing firm hired by Trump Media and Technology Group with "massive fraud". The firm, BF Borgers,...
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Fed Balance Sheet Shrinks by $1.60 Trillion from Peak to $7.36 Trillion, Hits Lowest Level Since December 2020
The Federal Reserve has been slowly reducing its balance sheet through a process known as Quantitative Tightening (QT). In April, the balance sheet dropped...
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Markets received a temporary respite from Jerome Powell, but it quickly disappeared.
Traders on Wall Street initially celebrated when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at no imminent interest rate hikes, despite inflation concerns. However, the...
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Court documents reveal Google paid Apple $20 billion in 2022 for antitrust purposes
In newly unsealed court documents related to the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against Google, it was revealed that Alphabet Inc. paid Apple Inc. a...
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Microsoft plans to expand in Southeast Asia with a new data center in Thailand
Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella recently announced a groundbreaking initiative in Thailand, unveiling plans to invest in the country's first data center, part of the...
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Microsoft announces plans to open new data center in Thailand as part of expanding presence in Southeast Asia
Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, has announced plans for significant investments in Southeast Asia, including a new regional data center in Thailand. The tech giant...
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FOMC Announcement: Major Change Revealed by the Fed, Not Related to Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve recently announced changes to its quantitative tightening program, causing excitement among traders. This decision will decrease money supply and increase interest...
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Today’s Stock Market Updates Live
An hour ago, the FTSE 100 opened higher in London, up by 0.2%. Most European markets were closed for the May Day public holiday....
