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Trump-linked memecoins TRUMP and MELANIA lose up to 90% market value

The rise and fall of memecoins tied to public figures have once again demonstrated the speculative nature of the cryptocurrency market. Donald Trump’s TRUMP token and Melania Trump’s MELANIA token…

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Hongkong Post extends suspension of US parcel deliveries over tariff uncertainty

Hong Kong’s postal service has extended its suspension on shipping items containing goods to the United States, even after the US postal administration reversed its temporary ban on parcels from…

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Tesla hikes Model X prices in the US by $5,000

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has raised the prices of its Model X vehicles in the United States by $5,000, marking the latest adjustment in its fluctuating pricing strategy. The base Model…

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Applied Materials stock: Is AMAT a bargain ahead of earnings?

Applied Materials stock price has remained in a tight range in the past few weeks as investors focused on the data center and artificial intelligence industry. AMAT was trading at…

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FTSE 100 forecast ahead of Barclays, Unilever, BAT, Coca-Cola earnings

The FTSE 100 index continued its bullish momentum this week as it hovered near its all-time of £8,775. It has soared by about 14% in the last 12 months and…

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Zomato to Eternal, Google to Alphabet, Facebook to Meta: why do companies rebrand and does it work?

Zomato has announced it will change its corporate name to Eternal Ltd, marking a major rebranding move aimed at reflecting its growth beyond food delivery. The company confirmed the decision…

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PLTR stock is soaring: but is Palantir really worth $255 billion?

Palantir stock price continues to fire on all cylinders as it surged to a record high of $112, bringing its 12-month gains to near 1,200%. PLTR has become one of…

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Global food prices ease slightly in January but still remain elevated: FAO

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported on Friday that global food commodity prices decreased in January, primarily due to significant drops in the prices of sugar and vegetable oils.…

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Netflix and another major tech giant could eye stock splits in 2025

Bank of America analyst Jared Woodard says US companies are choosing to split stocks at a pace not seen in at least a decade. Why? Because stocks that split have…

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71% of institutional traders plan to skip crypto in 2025: JPMorgan survey

Institutional interest in cryptocurrency appears to be wavering, with a JPMorgan survey revealing that 71% of institutional traders have no plans to trade digital assets in 2025. While this marks…

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