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Why growth stocks’ surprising strength may be warning of a market bubble
Yet another warning sign of a stock-market bubble is coming from growth stocks’ surprising strength.
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The FAA’s $875 Million Plan to Use AI to Ease Air-Traffic Woes
The air-traffic tool is expected to debut in the Washington, D.C., area as soon as Monday.
- Companies
Airtel Money Is Said to Trim IPO Size Ahead of Deal Kick Off
Airtel Money’s owners are considering raising less money than previously sought in the company’s initial public offering, a listing process that could start as soon as next week, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Raiffeisen Denies Allegations in Short-Seller’s Report on Russia Ties
Short-seller Grizzly Research questioned the lender’s reliance on its Russian business and trade-sanction controls.
- Personal Finance
The New Rules for Selling Your Home With Mortgage Rates Near 7%
Real-estate agents are giving much different advice these days than they did five years ago.
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World Bank Grows Footprint With More Private Capital
The global lender’s private-capital mobilization nearly equals its own deployment of funds.
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France Seeks to Pare Deficit After Missing Its 2026 Target
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu will propose a vast effort to control spending and narrow the deficit after failing to do so in 2026, setting the stage for a parliamentary battle that risks toppling the government just ahead of presidential elections.
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Volvo Car Mounts 13-Model Push to Revive Fortunes
In its largest-ever product push the carmaker will roll out seven new models for Western markets and six for China by the end of the decade.
- Fintech & Payments
UK payments firm Ryft raises £20m for European push
Manchester-based payments infrastructure platform Ryft is targeting Europe and the US after raising £20 million in a Series B funding round.
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Is Fuel-Export Ban Trump’s Last Option to Ease Prices? How It Could Work
Any ban would likely target diesel, which has come in short supply globally, and be short-lived to avoid disruptions.
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Book your Thanksgiving and Christmas travel now — or risk getting priced out of flying home for the holidays
Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas are still months away — but travel experts are advising those heading home for the holidays to book their flights now.
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The Agent Metric Retail Banks and Motor Insurers Should Be Asking For
Author: A finextra community member…
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Unlimit Rebrands Business Accounts as Stable.com, Begins Client Migration
Unlimit has rebranded its business accounts operation as Stable.com, moving European clients to a new platform that will combine its existing account and payment products with planned digital asset and decentralised finance services. London's trading industry is coming home! The change…
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Revolut exploring dual New York and London listing - Storonsky
Revolut is exploring a dual listing in New York and London, says the UK fintech's CEO Nik Storonsky.
- Companies
Freetrade CEO Jenny Zhao Steps Down After Only Three Months
Jenny Zhao has left her position as Chief Executive Officer of Freetrade last month, only after three months in the role. She took up the role in late May, succeeding Freetrade co-founder Viktor Nebehaj. London's trading industry is coming home! Her replacement in the top role at the…
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Lumin Digital signs Eclipse Bank
Lumin Digital, the Compounding Growth Platform for banks and credit unions, today announced that Eclipse Bank has selected Lumin as its new digital banking provider. The Louisville, Kentucky-based community bank will use Lumin’s cloud-native platform to deliver a more customized,…
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ACI Worldwide expands ACI Connetic with cloud-native financial messaging capability
ACI Worldwide (NASDAQ: ACIW), an original innovator in global payments technology, today announced the expansion of ACI Connetic with a powerful cloud-native Financial Messaging capability, designed to help banks modernize payments infrastructure, simplify complexity, and scale real-time…
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Revolut Reconsiders London Listing after Storonsky Said LSE “Can’t Compete”
Revolut is exploring a dual listing on the Nasdaq and London Stock Exchange, despite CEO Nik Storonsky’s earlier criticism of the UK market’s lower liquidity and tax on share purchases. London's trading industry is coming home! Storonsky told French newspaper Les Echos that the US…
- Fintech & Payments
The future of consumer payments: Cards, Pay by Bank & the evolution of the multi-rail bank
How is the industry is moving past the ‘cards versus Pay by Bank’ binary to focus on consumer payments as a whole?
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WisdomTree and MoonPAy expand US access to tokenised funds
WisdomTree, Inc. (NYSE: WT), a global financial innovator, and MoonPay, the global financial technology company powering the movement of value across fiat and digital assets, have announced a strategic collaboration to make the WisdomTree Treasury Money Market Digital Fund (WTGXX), a…
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FE fundinfo launches enhanced GFR service
FE fundinfo has today announced an enhancement to its Global Fund Registration (GFR) service to address fragmentation in fund registration. Investment managers and management companies (ManCos) will now have a single view of their fund registration lifecycle, from initial registration requests…
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FE fundinfo launches enhanced GFR service
FE fundinfo has today announced an enhancement to its Global Fund Registration (GFR) service to address fragmentation in fund registration. Investment managers and management companies (ManCos) will now have a single view of their fund registration lifecycle, from initial registration requests…
- Regulation
FTC Requests Additional Information Regarding Fertitta, Caesars Merger
The request comes after billionaire Tilman Fertitta in May reached an agreement to buy Caesars Entertainment for $5.7 billion.
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Nexi and ReFiBuy boost merchant discoverability for agentic commerce
Nexi, the European PayTech, and ReFiBuy, the leading Agentic Commerce Optimization (ACO) platform, today announced a partnership to help European merchants remain competitive as consumers increasingly turn to AI to research and compare products.