Enterprise

In a striking demonstration of market resilience and investor optimism, eToro, the Israel-based brokerage platform, made an impressive entrance on Nasdaq, raising nearly $310 million in its much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO). The stock opened at an eye-catching $69.69, representing a significant 34% leap from its offering price of $52, and consequently catapulted the company’s
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The tech industry, a barometer of global economic health, experienced a remarkable surge recently spurred by a breakthrough in U.S.-China trade negotiations. On a seemingly ordinary Monday, investors witnessed a bright glimmer of hope as both countries agreed to suspend most tariffs impacting each other’s goods. This unexpected compromise comes amid prolonged trade tensions that
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The ongoing saga of cryptocurrency legislation in the United States serves as a poignant example of how personal conflicts of interest can derail the broader objectives of innovation and governance. President Donald Trump’s foray into the cryptocurrency arena has inadvertently transformed the legislative landscape into a battleground of ethics and integrity, thwarting critical progress towards
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In a remarkable turn of events, British food delivery giant Deliveroo has entered into a lucrative acquisition deal with American counterpart DoorDash, valuing the company at an impressive £2.9 billion ($3.9 billion). This acquisition reflects not just a significant monetary transaction but also a pivotal moment in the competitive dynamics of the food delivery industry,
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In an age where personalized medicine is becoming increasingly vital, Function Health is setting an audacious precedent by integrating a full-body MRI scanning service into its existing blood testing framework. The acquisition of Ezra, a company renowned for its advanced imaging technology, signals a transformative leap towards comprehensive health monitoring that is accessible to a
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The U.S. retail scene is undergoing seismic shifts, particularly for international players like Temu, a Chinese bargain retailer that has deftly maneuvered to carve a niche in the ultra-discount market. However, recent political developments have presented substantial hurdles. With the termination of the de minimis rule, which allowed low-value shipments (those under $800) to enter
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