The post Ripple News: Top Reasons Why BlackRock Has No XRP ETF Launch Plans appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Fox Business senior reporter Charles Gasparino’s insider tweet has announced that BlackRock, a global investment giant and presently the issuer of spot Bitcoin ETF...

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Travelers flying to the UK and Ireland are being forced into lengthy diversions and even to different countries as storm Isha throws planes off course.

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Bitcoin miner Hut 8 has expressed confidence in its latest partnership with USBTC following a controversial report released by JCapital Research warning investors of possible risks.

The worst week on record for shares in Spirit Airlines Inc. took a turn late Friday, when the cut-rate carrier and its would-be merger partner, JetBlue Airways Corp., appealed a regulatory decision to block a tie-up of the airlines.

In 2017, legendary investor Jack Bogle famously warned people to “avoid Bitcoin like the plague.” More than six years later, Vanguard Group Inc. is still stoking the crypto world’s ire by sticking to the conservative investing approach of its late founder.

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Blockchain startup Lygon — backed by International Business Machines and other prominent supporters, including major financial institutions — has gone bankrupt.The Australia-based company’s debt hovers at around $14.3 million,...

1 IOTA no longer uses traditional blockchain technology; however, it is primarily based on DLT (distributed ledger technology) known as Tangle. 2 The platform was released with a motive to help businesses manage security, stability, control, and provide monetary savings to their ...

A new report out of the World Economic Forum estimates $12.5 trillion in global economy losses due to the toll climate change is expected to take on the planet. Climate goals for many businesses have been pushed back or seem out of sight. This is where Venture Capital firm Climatic comes in — the firm's $65 million inaugural fund is aimed at backing founders who are starting climate tech software companies. Climatic Co-Founders and Managing Partners Josh Felser and Raj Kapoor join Yahoo Finance to discuss the challenges with climate tech, investing in climate tech, and how they plan on advancing climate tech to aid in reducing the harm that climate change poses on the world and the global economy. "In general, people are pulling back a bit because they're not seeing the distributions, the liquidity from their existing venture portfolio," Kapoor says. "And the last couple of years, most existing venture managers have come for double, triple their fund size. They are feeling tapped out right now. What we're seeing the last couple of months is light at the end of the tunnel for future sectors." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino.

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Horst Jicha, a German businessman and the CEO of USI Tech, is facing serious charges after allegedly scamming investors out of more than $150 million in a crypto fraud scheme. The charges include securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering, as announced by the federal pros...

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According to the Allianz Risk Barometer, cybersecurity threats like ransomware attacks, data breaches, and IT disruptions are the biggest worry for companies globally in 2024. As investments in AI and other digital assets increase, cybersecurity becomes more important for both investors and businesses. Macquarie US Head of AI & Software Research Fred Havemeyer joins Yahoo Finance for the latest installment of Good Buy or Goodbye, giving insight into which companies are best for investors to capitalize on the growing cybersecurity sector, and which ones to potentially avoid. Havemeyer selects CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) as his Good Buy, with a price target of $285 per share. He cites the company as having the best security software that's well known amongst many consumers in an increasingly hostile digital landscape — including more advanced cyberattacks from generative AI — which will, in turn, necessitate businesses to use their products and services, leading to growth. Havemeyer points to Okta (OKTA) as a Goodbye, stating the company is rebuilding trust in the market after several issues and data breaches. Alongside Okta;s many delayed product releases, Havemayer questions the company's guidance and whether it efficiently assessed risks when making its guidance. Click here to watch more of Good Buy or Goodbye or you can watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live here. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

A U.S. bankruptcy court must appoint an independent examiner to investigate the collapse of FTX, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled.