Visa has crossed $200 million in cumulative stablecoin settlements, underscoring its commitment to blockchain integration amid rising demand for real-time digital payments. While this figure is just a fraction of its overall settlement volume, the development marks a notable shift in the financial services giant’s long-term infrastructure strategy. The move…
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AstraZeneca share price held steady this week after the company published strong financial results on Tuesday. AZN stock was…
India has overtaken China to become the leading exporter of smartphones to the United States for the first time,…
European stock markets are poised for a higher open on Tuesday, with major bourses looking to shake off the…
Stellantis shares dropped 4.3% on the Milan exchange on Tuesday after the automotive group reinstated its full-year guidance, only…
Niles Investment Management founder Dan Niles expects the “Magnificent Seven” names to post a strong second quarter– but he’s…
Pharmaceutical companies are seeking clarification on tariffs imposed under the new US-EU trade agreement. Analysts caution that sector-specific punitive levies…
US President Donald Trump’s new blanket tariffs are scheduled to take effect on August 1, a move that experts…