As investors and analysts await the official jobs report for October, the 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields moved in opposite directions.

The US Attorney Office has moved to seize 30,000 ETH, worth over $54 million, acquired through an illegal narcotics business.

Coinbase generated $674.1 million in revenue during the third quarter of 2023 compared to $590.3 million for the same period in 2022.

If jurors don't reach a unanimous verdict on all seven counts by 8:30 pm tonight in New York, they'll continue deliberations on Monday.

The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it would keep interest rates at their current level. Leadership from the big banks is unhappy with this decision since the rates may keep many businesses and Americans from taking out loans and may not fight inflation the way the Fed thinks it will. But should that be the only concern of banks and the Fed? Authors Bethany McLean and Dr. Nomi Prins join Yahoo Finance to discuss why the Fed's policies have really only benefited those at the top despite leadership signaling they are concerned with lower-income Americans. McLean, author of the NYT bestseller The Big Fail, elaborates on how Fed policy hurts lower-income Americans: "We have this weird system with Fed policy, which the Fed is deeply concerned about income inequality and those at the bottom end of the spectrum, but Fed policy nonetheless seems to further the very divides that are so problematic." "There's a ton of consumer debt that is at a record. Credit card debt over a trillion [dollars], total household debt over $17 trillion," Dr. Prins, author of Permanent Distortion: How The Financial Markets Abandoned The Real Economy Forever, echoes McLean's point. "All of that debt costs money and what JPMorgan does by consolidating a lot of those loans into itself because it's grown so large, is it effectively is taking money more from these Fed rate hikes by virtue of having all of those loans in it's purview from the American consumer..." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

SBF is charged with seven counts of financial fraud related to the collapse of FTX last November.

U.S. Assistant Attorney Danielle Sassoon claimed prosecutors “met the burden” of proving Sam Bankman-Fried's guilt.

Coffee retailer Starbucks (SBUX) has reported fourth-quarter earnings, beating estimates as global same-store sales rose by 8%. David Wagner, Aptus Capital Advisors CFA, Equity Analyst & Portfolio Manager, notes "a pretty clean beat" for Starbucks after figures from its business in China came out better than expected. Revenue guidance "shouldn't weigh on the stock too much, in my mind," Wagner tells Yahoo Finance. "If you get revenue growth around 10%, that actually should equate to mid-single-digit comps [comparable sales]." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

Looking to get crypto updates via Telegram groups? This guide reviews the best crypto Telegram groups to follow in 2023.

The U.S. government is not supportive of an updated bankruptcy plan filed by Genesis last week, that plans to liquidate assets.

In addition to the AI generative AI tools, Google has introduced a set of fresh features aimed at supporting and promoting small businesses.

PayPal (PYPL) registers for offering cryptoassets activities in Britain.

The pilot builds from the findings of the first two phases — Helvetia Phases I and II — that were conducted by BIS Innovation Hub, the SNB and SIX.

Bitcoin mining firm Northern Data AG has secured a 575 million euro debt financing facility from Tether to drive further investments across its three business lines.

In an exclusive interview, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon (JPM) speaks with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi from the Chase for Business "Make Your Move Summit" in Texas. Dimon first weighed in on the Federal Reserve's decision to keep its rate hiking cycle on pause. "I think they did the right thing to raise rates rapidly and I think they are kind of right to pause here a little bit and see what happens. But I suspect that they might not be done," Dimon said, adding that "there's a chance inflation is a little bit stickier than people think." When it comes to the consumer, Dimon thinks they are in "rather good shape" given low unemployment and high home equity values. Dimon cautioned, however, that lower-income consumers have spent the excess savings they built up during the pandemic. "The middle class is getting close to zero, no excess savings," Dimon said, "but they still have jobs and wages are going up." Dimon thinks there may be a "sea change" in the economy, noting factors like government spending and an aging population. Dimon said of the future: "I don't see anything which is...disinflationary." Dimon also had strong words for leaders in Washington. "D.C. goes out of its way to make it hard...for small to large businesses to grow and expand," Dimon said. "Some of our regulations are, they're barnacles. They've been there for years. They should be taken away because they're just slowing down growth. I mean, I'm in favor of good regulations, just not endless regulations." Dimon added that geopolitical concerns such as the Israel-Hamas war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine remain top of mind, advising the average investor to keep things like that in mind, saying "look at a potential range of outcomes and...how you feel about if those range of outcomes happened, so you've really thought it through." Key video moments 00:00:45 Dimon on the Fed's path 00:03:50 Dimon’s take on housing 00:06:30 Dimon on the "sea change" in the economy and higher for longer rates 00:08:30 Dimon on the deficit 00:10:00 Dimon on lending to businesses 00:11:50 Dimon describes the state of the U.S. consumer 00:13:00 How Dimon feels about the U.S. government 00:16:30 Dimon on his biggest concerns, geopolitical events 00:19:50 Dimon on why he's hopeful for America 00:21:45 Dimon's message for small businesses

A Swiss bank has launched digital asset custody and brokerage services for its clients, in partnership with SEBA Bank.

Michael Saylor founded business intelligence firm MicroStrategy added 155 Bitcoin for $5.3 million in October.

Sky Mavis is currently based in Singapore and Vietnam.

The allure of a potential spot Bitcoin ETF approval is playing on everyone’s minds. Cointelegraph asked analysts and traders to weigh in on what investors should expect to see following an actual approval of the long-awaited spot product.

The prosecution brought plenty of evidence, from spreadsheets and audio recordings to witness testimony. SBF's lawyer simply asked, "But why?"

Business analytics firm MicroStrategy is now up $900 million on its Bitcoin strategy, and revealed it bought at least 6,000 BTC since the third quarter.

"The defendant is overwhelmingly, beyond reasonable doubt, guilty," said a prosecutor. "Bad business decisions are not a crime," said Bankman-Fried's lawyer.

In an exclusive live interview, JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon sits down with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi from the Chase for Business “Make Your Move Summit” in Texas. Dimon weighs in on today’s Federal Reserve rate decision, the economy, regulation and more in the one-on-one interview.

Business intelligence company and bitcoin bull MicroStrategy continued to add to its digital asset war chest as prices increased.

Crude oil prices (BZ=F, CL=F) are lower due to a number of reports including EIA data showing stockpiles rose more than expected while China saw decreasing factory activity. Gasoline prices have decreased by 35 cents from last month's average, according to data from AAA. Yahoo Finance Senior Business reporter Ines Ferre joins the Live show to break down the price action surrounding the commodities. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

Federal prosecutors claimed Sam Bankman-Fried “doubled down” on the use of customers’ funds when he purchased Binance’s $2 billion stake in FTX in 2021.

Crypto firm Qredo is left with six months of runway and has cut 50% of jobs to stay afloat — once again, sources told The Block.

Shares of Vita Coco (COCO) are up more than 170% over the past 12 months. This week, the company reported mixed third quarter results, but raised its full year guidance. The Vita Coco Company Co-Founder and Executive Chairman Michael Kirban tells Yahoo Finance Live that the company has "all of the right economics... for a good-performing stock." When it comes to expanding the company via an acquisition, Kirban believes it could be in the cards, saying "we believe that this business has the foundation to be a large, healthy beverage platform," and that "over time, M&A should play a role" in the company's growth. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

Is Immediate Eurax AI, which claims to be a leading crypto trading platform legitimate? Read on to find out in our full review of the website.

DCG hires Barry Berke, former Trump impeachment counsel, to defend against NYAG lawsuit. Find out what's at stake for the crypto firm.

XPO (XPO) stock has soared over 120% year-to-date. The freight transportation firm saw a 5% jump in daily shipments last quarter, aided by rival Yellow's bankruptcy in August. However, XPO CEO Mario Harik emphasized the company had already been "gaining profitable market share." Harik said XPO had "great performance and pricing in the third quarter," expecting it to continue into Q4. While positioning XPO as a "pure-play North American LTL company," its European business is performing well currently too. But long-term, their priority is ensuring the North America segment thrives. Though serving large accounts like Ulta, John Deere, and Ford, Harik stressed much success stems from "mom and pop companies" and smaller accounts. With over 3,000 new local customers, XPO has steadily continued to gain share, Harik says. "In our industry, when you provide great service for your customers, that over time leads to pricing increases and pricing gains as well," Harik tells Yahoo Finance. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

The payment processor partnered with HSBC and Hang Seng for the e-HKD pilot.

Estée Lauder (EL) shares tumbled after the beauty company cut its full-year outlook due to weakening sales in China, which account for over 30% of revenue. Canaccord Genuity Managing Director Susan Andersoaysn s Estée Lauder performed well in prestige cosmetics markets like the U.S., and noted that even amid inflation pressures, consumers appear to be maintaining spending on prestige products. However, Estée Lauder's substantial China and travel retail exposure leave it particularly vulnerable. "We've heard of China weakness across the board, really from all of Estée Lauder's competitors," Anderson tells Yahoo Finance, adding: ".... It's really that China, Asia-travel business that's weighing on their results, otherwise prestige continues to be strong elsewhere" For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

Worldcoin has doubled its number of monthly active users in the past six months, from 500K users to 1 million.

The move comes after Binance announced it will fully exit from Russia following scrutiny of whether it helped Russia evade legal sanctions.

Modulus Labs has successfully raised $6.3 million in a seed round, with backing from Variant and 1Kx, the firm announced on Wednesday.

Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial has entered the final stages, with the prosecution delivering its closing arguments in the case on Nov 1.

DCG hired Barry Berke, who played a pivotal role in the impeachment of former President Donald Trump, to defend the company.

The market expects the UK's apex bank to hold off on increasing or decreasing interest rates even as economic data falls.

The largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S. continues to expand its offerings as it launches futures trading for retail customers.

Previously, on April 16, an attacker exploited the same bug to steal $7 million from multichain lending protocol Hundred Finance.

What’s life like as a 13-year-old crypto entrepreneur? For CryptoKicks founder Blake Cockram, it’s all about flipping sneakers and orange-pilling classmates.

Amir Elmaani, the 31-year-old founder of Oyster Protocol, has been handed a maximum prison sentence of four years for tax evasion.