XRP defies on-chain signals to print massive price uptick

Uniswap governance is working on a proposal to give under-represented DAO delegates more voting power. 

KyberSwap, a decentralized exchange, faces a major exploit, losing $46 million while raising concerns about DeFi vulnerabilities.

Turning a viral idea into actual hardware has been set aside as the team sees greener pastures in DeFi.

On the eve of COP28, Bloomberg Originals explores the technology’s potential, its shortcomings and why fossil fuel giants have championed it.

Citigroup Inc. told traders to speak up if they observe misconduct following a wave of media coverage of a female managing director suing the bank over alleged sexual assault and harassment by superiors.

When Cher Scarlett began speaking up about labor issues at Apple Inc., she knew she was at risk of losing her software engineering job, but was confident she could find another.

At some point, executives will decide that live content is not worth the hassle, or the jail time. It’s another hit to internet companies in the sluggish economy

Americans have been eating less of the tryptophan-laced meat, and that was before Wegovy and Ozempic took the world by storm.

Foreigners have poured billions of dollars into Indian equities this year. But small caps have become pricey, and elections are around the corner.

Spike Lee already had several big moments with the Oscars by the time he finally won a competitive statuette in 2019.

A soccer fan from New York bought two tickets on StubHub to see Tottenham Hotspur FC play against Liverpool. But after flying to England for the game, he only made it as far as the stadium gate.

Manoj Punjabi has joined an elite 10-digit club of producers after surge in shares of his Indonesian film studio

Warren Buffett said that the donation of his fortune to charitable causes after his death will be open to public scrutiny, though the 93-year-old billionaire said he’s still doing fine for now.

Israel and Hamas braced for a short-term cease-fire that would allow for the release of dozens of hostages, as they prepared to begin implementing a complex agreement that would mark the first halt in fighting since their war began.

Far-right lawmaker Geert Wilders won the Dutch elections and said he plans to lead the country’s next government, in a shock result that will resound across Europe.

Feverish negotiations, the threat of an employee exodus and concessions on both sides paved the way for Altman’s stunning return.

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., the world’s largest lender by assets, has been unable to convince some market participants that it’s safe to reconnect their computer networks to the bank’s US unit after a ransomware attack disrupted its systems, according to people familiar with the matter.

General Motors Co.’s autonomous-vehicle business, Cruise, plans to resume service gradually after a series of missteps led it to halt all robotaxi operations last month.

Columbia University was accused of antisemitism four years ago by an undergraduate who complained of a “severely pervasive and hostile environment” on campus, but the US Department of Education didn’t open an investigation into his claims until this month.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt will redouble the squeeze on Britain’s crumbling public services to pay for £21 billion ($26.2 billion) of tax cuts designed to boost growth and revive the Conservative Party’s electoral fortunes.

Argentina’s economy stalled after an August devaluation of the official peso rate, illustrating the challenge President-elect Javier Milei will inherit when he takes office next month.

Paraguay’s central bank accelerated the pace of monetary easing at its monthly policy meeting Wednesday, delivering a surprise half-percentage point cut to drop the benchmark interest rate to 7.25%.

Indonesia’s central bank is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate steady, while staying on guard against external volatility that could reverse the rupiah’s recent gains.

Occidental Petroleum Corp, W&T Offshore Inc and Talos Energy are among oil drillers that shut offshore production following an oil spill that’s shaping up to be the largest in the US since the Deepwater Horizon disaster.

Origin Energy Ltd. is weighing a delay of the shareholder vote on its A$19 billion ($12.5 billion) takeover bid by Brookfield Asset Management and EIG Global Energy Partners, according to people familiar with the matter.

Decentralized exchange protocol KyberSwap appears to have suffered a $47 million exploit, according to on-chain data.

DeFi Technologies unveils XRP ETP in Europe, a major step for crypto investments and bridging finance with decentralized markets.

HTX currently holds $2 billion in clients and enterprise assets.

In order to vote in the new system, CAKE holders must lock up their tokens for a period of time.

DeFi Technologies to launch XRP ETP in Europe in December

New Ethereum layer-2s are set to enter the space, as Ethereum restaking protocol EigenLayer launches the second stage of its testnet. Read on to find out more in our DeFi roundup!

Changpeng Zhao has left his position as CEO of Binance as part of a deal with US prosecutors following charges of misconduct at the exchange.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — It seemed like Argentina had just won the World Cup again after a dramatic win in Brazil.

Chinese police have arrested DouYu International Holdings Ltd.’s founder Chen Shaojie on unspecified charges, the latest in a series of unexplained executive detentions that have chilled the country’s giant private sector.

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. recently studied a potential acquisition of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.’s food and beverage business as it explores ways to bulk up its nutrition business, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he would be compelled to come out of retirement and run to become a senator or seek the nation’s second-highest post if his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, was impeached.

Sonos Inc., best known for its smart speakers and sound bars, will make a long-awaited push into headphones with a model priced upwards of $400 that’s slated to be released as early as April, according to people familiar with the matter.

China exported small amounts of two minerals crucial to high-tech manufacturing in October, marking a resumption in sales after a two-month hiatus caused by Beijing’s restrictions.

Australian regulators are exploring ways that artificial intelligence can aid efforts to police markets and the wider finance industry.

UBS Global Wealth Management expects Japan’s cheaply valued stocks to extend their outperformance into 2024 amid a revival in domestic economic growth and gradual monetary policy tightening.

Companies including Airbus SE, Deutsche Telekom AG and Orange SA have written to European Union officials to support a plan that would make it harder for US cloud providers to earn the highest cybersecurity certification.

Brazil’s largest fuel distributor wants to bring corn ethanol to places where gasoline is still king.

Binance’s native token BNB and a range of smaller cryptocurrencies declined with Changpeng Zhao stepping down from the largest digital-asset exchange under a sweeping deal worked out with the US Justice Department.

In February 2019, Binance Holdings Ltd.’s then-Chief Compliance Officer Samuel Lim acknowledged that the cryptocurrency exchange was being used to funnel money to Hamas, explaining to a colleague that terrorists normally sent “small sums.”

Binance’s Richard Teng succeeded Changpeng Zhao as the chief executive officer of the world’s largest crypto exchange after Zhao agreed to step down as part of a sweeping deal to resolve a US criminal investigation.

A $1 billion US-based startup trying to bring back the iconic dodo bird from extinction has partnered with a conservation nonprofit in Mauritius to ensure the species has a sustainable home for rewilding once it succeeds.

Consolidated Edison Inc. is proposing to invest $903 million to fortify its network in New York City and Westchester County against severe weather.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has set up a special panel to oversee an independent, third-party review of the regulator’s workplace culture.