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France and the Netherlands call for tough EU powers to curb Big Tech
France and the Netherlands call for tough EU powers to curb Big Tech.

France and the Netherlands have proposed stricter EU rules to oversee large technology firms, such as Alphabet, Facebook and Amazon. In a joint document, seen by CNBC and due to be sent to the European Commission, the EU’s executive arm,.

More than half of all Ethereum hasn’t moved in 12 months
More than half of all Ethereum hasn’t moved in 12 months.

More than half of Ethereum’s circulating supply has not moved in more than a year, with only 39.6% of Ether (ETH) changing hands over the past 12 months. According to Glassnode’s ‘hodlwaves,’ which offers a chronological breakdown of the velocity.

Dow futures nearly 300 points lower as Wall Street struggles to bounce from 2-day slide
Dow futures nearly 300 points lower as Wall Street struggles to bounce from 2-day slide.

U.S. stock futures were lower early Thursday morning as traders continued to weigh the prospects for a coronavirus aid deal being reached before next month’s election. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 296 points. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq.

‘Out of control’: European leaders scramble to control the second wave
‘Out of control’: European leaders scramble to control the second wave.

European leaders are scrambling to put a cap on surging infections in the region, with governments reimposing sweeping restrictions and shutdowns in an effort to curb the spread of the virus. The situation has got to a point now where,.

Pandemic surge increasing market cautions
Pandemic surge increasing market cautions.

The US indexes stay under moderate pressure on the third day. The S&P500 lost 0.7% on Wednesday and futures on the index are down another 0.2% on Thursday morning. The broad Asia Pacific MSCI index is down 0.5% today. Investor.

Russia approves second COVID-19 vaccine after preliminary trials
Russia approves second COVID-19 vaccine after preliminary trials.

Russia has granted regulatory approval to a second COVID-19 vaccine, according to its register of authorised medicines. A delighted President Vladimir Putin announced the news at a government meeting on Wednesday. The jab was developed by the Vector Institute in.

Stocks Drop After Mnuchin Remarks on Stimulus
Stocks Drop After Mnuchin Remarks on Stimulus.

Stocks fell after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that getting a stimulus deal done before the Nov. 3 election will be difficult. While there’s been progress on certain issues, Mnuchin said stimulus talks are still far apart on others. House.

Apple stocks fell over 3% during the iPhone 12 event
Apple stocks fell over 3% during the iPhone 12 event.

Apple Inc on Tuesday launched its next-generation iPhone 12, with faster 5G connectivity that the California company hopes will spur consumers to trade in their old phones and keep its sales booming through the end of the year. Shares of.

The growth of new COVID-19 cases in Europe dragged EUR, GBP
The growth of new COVID-19 cases in Europe dragged EUR, GBP.

Global markets are sagging on Wednesday as Johnson & Johnson and Eli Lilly announced the suspension of their respective vaccine and antibody treatment trials. Investors seem even more disappointed with the delay in the fiscal stimulus package for the American.

Bitcoin (BTC) will be valued at $100,000 by January 2024
Bitcoin (BTC) will be valued at $100,000 by January 2024.

The author behind a valuation model for Bitcoin that’s based on Metcalfe’s Law says the crypto asset will likely be priced around $12,000 by the end of November and reach $1 million within a decade. In an Oct. 11 Twitter.

Dollar extends gains, hitting six-day high as markets turn cautious
Dollar extends gains, hitting six-day high as markets turn cautious.

The dollar index extended its gains on Wednesday and demand for riskier currencies was subdued, as investors became more cautious over rising COVID-19 cases, vaccine trials being paused and U.S. fiscal stimulus talks hitting a new impasse. The rally in.

Global Central Bankers Say It’s Too Early to Stop Virus Spending
Global Central Bankers Say It’s Too Early to Stop Virus Spending.

The world’s top central banks are urging governments to put concerns about mounting debt aside for now and keep spending until the economic recovery from coronavirus is complete. Their calls are being met with pushback in some countries, where the.

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