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Europe wants to keep its home-grown innovators from going abroad in search of new funding, not just new sales. Yet national barriers make the European Union’s single market more of a dream than a financing resource. Far from adding red tape, joined-up supervision is a benefit the EU could offer its entrepreneurs.

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole

Investors looked ahead to a key inflation report and commentary from a slew of Federal Reserve officials this week.

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

Augur (REP) traded 3.2% lower against the dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 11:00 AM ET on July 10th. Over the last seven days, Augur has traded 21.6% lower against the dollar. One Augur token can currently be bought for about $2.90 or 0.00009558 BTC on cryptocurrency exchanges. Augur has a total market […]

As usual, Long Island and New York showed up for Pride, but for many in our community, this year felt different.

Augur (REP) traded down 2.9% against the U.S. dollar during the twenty-four hour period ending at 21:00 PM ET on July 8th. Augur has a market capitalization of $32.98 million and approximately $5.06 million worth of Augur was traded on exchanges in the last day. One Augur token can currently be purchased for about $3.00 […]

Since Meta Platforms' close competitor Twitter was taken off the public market by Elon Musk nine months ago, the equity value of the social media company has soared. But that isn’t enough for boss Mark Zuckerberg. On Wednesday, he launched a Twitter competitor, Threads, promptly encouraging Twitter to threaten to sue. Zuckerberg isn’t doing shareholders any favors.

Quitting doesn’t pay like it used to. The raises Americans earn from switching jobs is shrinking, narrowing their advantage in wage gains versus job-keepers. That stands to reduce inflation, as companies benefit from lower costs when snagging new employees. While it’s happened without mass layoffs, weaker pay gains signal that the labor market’s balance of power is shifting back to businesses.

Being a bank investor was already hard enough in 2023. Shareholders who thought rising interest rates were a one-way bet realised otherwise when losses on long-term bonds helped sink Silicon Valley Bank. OSB , a specialist UK mortgage lender, just threw another curveball. The group’s market value, which was 2 billion pounds ($2.5 billion) when markets closed on Thursday, fell by one-quarter on Friday, after a trading statement released the previous evening. In it, OSB said it will take a rough...