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In Bitcoin Price Plummet, ETF Flows Are Down But Aren’t Signaling ‘Crypto Winter’ Investor Panic
The bitcoin price crash has stoked fears of another “crypto winter” and has shaken faith in a trade.
How Economic Data Can Often Be Both 'Worse' and 'Good'
An economic metric can simultaneously be getting worse and be good. It can also be both better and bad.
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Regulators Fine Citigroup $136 Million In Setback For CEO Jane Fraser
Regulators slapped Citigroup with $136 million in fines for failing to resolve long-standing deficiencies surrounding controls and risk management.
Questions Persist About The Source of Funds Used by Roaring Kitty To Purchase Shares
A month after the re-emergence of Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, questions persist about the source of funds used to buy GameStop and Chewy shares.
Goldman Sachs On 'Correction Watch' As Stocks Track CPI, Powell Shift
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell dropped a major hint this week on the central bank's plans to end the longest stretch of high interest rates on record.
UBS Agrees To $850,000 Payout To Resolve Allegations Of Failing To Supervise Representative
UBS agrees to pay $850,000 to resolve allegations of failing to supervise a registered representative accused of wrongfully channeling money.