Global Finance

In recent months, the cryptocurrency exchange Binance has emerged as a focal point in the evolving narrative of institutional investment in digital assets. Under the leadership of CEO Richard Teng, who took the reins in November 2023, Binance has reported a significant 40% increase in the onboarding of institutional and corporate investors this year. This

The Federal Reserve’s recent deliberations have led to significant implications for U.S. monetary policy. As of the latest meeting, the Fed has projected interest rate adjustments aimed at navigating the complexities of the current economic landscape. By interpreting the latest economic signals, the Fed is attempting to foster an environment conducive to sustainable growth, particularly

As the landscape of American retirement shifts, an increasing number of workers are contemplating the prospect of extending their careers into their golden years. The aspiration to work longer is often touted as a straightforward solution for those who fear they have not adequately saved for retirement. According to a recent survey conducted by CNBC

In the world of retirement planning, rollovers—transferring funds from a 401(k) to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA)—have become an increasingly common practice. Recent statistics reveal that in 2020, approximately 5.7 million individuals repositioned an impressive $618 billion into IRAs following job changes or retirements. While this may seem like a smart financial move, many investors

In the world of finance and investment, rarely does one voice command the attention of investors and policymakers quite like John Paulson. Rising to fame by orchestrating a substantial bet against the housing market during the 2008 financial crisis, Paulson has cemented his reputation as a visionary investor, often prescient in his approach to market

For many stock investors, the onset of September brings a wave of apprehension. Historical data points to a troubling trend for U.S. large-cap stocks, which have, on average, declined by approximately 0.9% over the month since 1926. This negative return starkly contrasts with every other month of the year, where profits are typically the norm.

In August, China’s economy exhibited troubling signs as key metrics such as retail sales, industrial production, and urban investment all showed slower growth than had been anticipated. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, retail sales experienced a modest increase of merely 2.1% year-on-year, falling short of predictions which had projected a 2.5% growth. This

In an ambitious effort to stimulate consumption, the Chinese government has introduced a trade-in policy aimed at encouraging consumers to upgrade their household goods and equipment. Announced in July, this initiative involves allocating an impressive 300 billion yuan (approximately $41.5 billion) via ultra-long special government bonds. A sizeable portion of this funding is designed to

Dutch challenger bank Bunq has announced its intention to increase its global headcount by 70% this year to reach over 700 employees. This decision comes at a time when many other financial technology startups are reducing their workforce. Bunq, which currently operates in EU markets, is aiming to expand its presence into new regions such

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has been steadily offloading Bank of America shares, with the total sales surpassing $7 billion since mid-July. The conglomerate reduced its stake to 11% after shedding 5.8 million BofA shares in separate sales. This latest action marks the 12th consecutive selling streak by Berkshire, matching the previous streak from July 17

The U.K. is facing criticism for its lackluster performance in commercializing technology businesses on a global scale. Warren East, former CEO of British chip design firm Arm, highlighted the need for a mindset shift within the investor community to ensure that U.K. companies can compete effectively on the world stage. East noted that the U.K.

As the U.S. Federal Reserve gears up for its next meeting, the debate over the magnitude of the rate cut continues to escalate. Michael Yoshikami, CEO of Destination Wealth Management, has proposed a jumbo 50 basis point rate cut, arguing that such a move would demonstrate the central bank’s proactive stance towards supporting job growth.