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Trump’s Tax Overhaul Faces Political and Economic Scrutiny
As the One Big Beautiful Bill moves through Congress, critics question its economic impact and long-term costs for U.S. taxpayers.
Trump’s Tax Overhaul Faces Political and Economic Scrutiny
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Trump’s Tax Overhaul Faces Political and Economic Scrutiny
As the One Big Beautiful Bill moves through Congress, critics question its economic impact and long-term costs for U....
California Clears Legal Path for Crypto Payments to Government
California’s AB 1052 enables state and local agencies to accept cryptocurrency payments, marking a cautious advance i...
EU AI Act Faces Backlash from Startup Leaders Demanding Implementation Pause
Dozens of Europe's top startups and VCs urge the EU to pause AI Act implementation, warning it risks crushing innovat...
Pine Labs Files for $1 Billion IPO Amid Shifting Indian Market
Indian fintech Pine Labs has filed for a $1B IPO, seeking a $6B valuation as it plans overseas expansion and technolo...
Tapi Acquires Arcus Mexico Operations from Mastercard in Strategic Latin America Push
Argentine fintech Tapi acquires Mastercard’s Arcus operations in Mexico, expanding its infrastructure to support hybr...
Fintech Expands: Xero's $3 Billion Move to Transform U.S. Market
Xero's $3B acquisition of U.S.-Israeli payments firm Melio marks a major fintech expansion, doubling down on U.S. gro...
The Licence Is the Strategy: Why Fintech Expansion in 2025 Begins With Permission, Not Disruption - FTW Sunday Editorial
In 2025, fintech expansion is no longer about speed or scale — it’s about regulatory alignment. Discover why obtainin...
Ionic Digital Reports Preliminary Financials for 2024: A Transition Year for the Post-Celsius Mining Operation
Ionic Digital has released its preliminary financial results for 2024, showing $138.4 million in mining revenue and a...
Revolut Moves to Enter Argentina’s Banking Sector with Planned Acquisition of Banco Cetelem
Revolut plans to acquire Argentina’s Banco Cetelem, marking its first major step into South America. The deal could g...
New Survey Shows Enterprise AI Adoption Gains Ground, but Scaling Remains a Key Challenge
A new report from DataIQ and Blend highlights growing enterprise AI adoption, with rising use cases and strategic int...
Crypto Card Spending Suggests a Shift Toward Cashless Payments in Europe
New data shows crypto card users in Europe making smaller, essential purchases online—mirroring trends that may soon ...
Upexi to Tokenize Public Shares on Blockchain via Opening Bell Platform
Upexi plans to tokenize its SEC-registered shares using Superstate’s Opening Bell platform, exploring blockchain infr...
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