Ethereum on fire! Analyst says new upgrade could send prices beyond $5,000
Ethereum (ETH) is making headlines with a strong surge in prices this October. As of October 9, 2025, ETH trades at $4,349.63, with
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Private markets managers step up pursuit of US retirement savings
For years, Washington State’s public sector employees have quietly enjoyed exposure to private market strategies through their defined contribution (DC) pension plans. It
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Stablecoin Accounting Treatment Requires More Than Semantics
Should certain cryptocurrencies known as stablecoins be counted as cash and cash equivalents? Figuring this out involves more than semantics. Whether companies can
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Foreign, local co-investments in real estate surge over sixfold to $727 mn in last three months: Report
Foreign investors are partnering with local players to invest in Indian real estate to avoid risks amid global uncertainties, as their co-investment has
Fixed Income
6 tips on saving for retirement when you don’t think you can
As people live longer and the cost of living continues to increase, the price tag on retirement remains high. In 2025, Americans expect
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Coinbase CEO sees major progress toward U.S. crypto regulatory clarity
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced that the long-awaited U.S. cryptocurrency market structure bill is now “90% finalized,” with lawmakers from both major parties
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Raise bank equity or keep rolling the dice
Our regulatory reflex since 2008 has been to add complexity and discretion rather than fix the core design The latest disclosures from Arizona’s
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Investments are at a record high with 6 in 10 Americans in the stock market — and $51 trillion is at risk if the market crashes. Are you prepared?
Things have been looking rosy on the stock markets this year, but beware of rose-colored glasses looking to the future. In July, August
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America has too many real estate agents
Technology has made transactions of all kinds easier. Buyers and sellers are more easily matched; money can be exchanged completely online; and information
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US auto bankruptcies show rising credit pain in low-income households
Two auto sector bankruptcies have rattled parts of the U.S. credit market, raising concerns about a deterioration in the financial health of low-income