The Japanese government said Friday it will carefully analyze whether China is ready to meet the requirements for joining the trans-P ... ( read original story ...)
Wall Street trading groups step up incursion into crypto markets
The most important market trends and how Wall Street's best minds respond to them. Delivered every weekday. Several of Wall Street’s biggest trading companies have unveiled plans to stake out ... ( read original story ...)
Over 60 South Korean crypto exchanges set to suspend services next week
More than 60 cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea must notify customers of a partial or full suspension of trading by Friday, before regulations begin. ( read original story ...)
Any Kioxia-Western Digital deal should ensure equal hubs in Japan, U.S. – senior lawmaker
Kioxia has said it is still considering an IPO. Toshiba, which retains about 40.6% of Kioxia, is separately in talks with at least four global private equity firms about its strategic options. That is ... ( read original story ...)
Mark Cuban says crypto regulation ‘built around existing fraud laws’ wouldn’t necessarily be a bad thing
"Personally, I think regulation built around existing fraud laws is not a bad thing" for the crypto space, billionaire investor Mark Cuban tweeted. ( read original story ...)
Crypto apps dominated the 28 fastest-growing finance apps this week. Here’s the full list.
Insider obtained exclusive data on the fastest growing finance growing apps this week, from cryptocurrency wallets to digital banking platforms. ( read original story ...)
Regulators frown as crypto players move into banking
With offers of loans and interest-earning accounts, more new cryptocurrency firms are straying into the world of traditional banks, to the consternation of US financial regulators. ( read original story ...)
There’s real utility being shown in crypto markets: Ava Labs’ Wu
CNBC's "Squawk Box" team discusses crypto, valuation and outlook with John Wu of Ava Labs. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for free newsletters and get more CNBC ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks close lower, giving up early gains
TOKYO: Tokyo stocks erased early gains and closed lower on Thursday as investors locked in profits following a ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo stocks open higher on US rebound
TOKYO: Tokyo stocks opened higher on Thursday as investors took heart from a Wall Street rebound, with hopes for stimulus under the next government in Japan continuing to support the market. The ... ( read original story ...)
Global and Japan Finance Lease Market Future Demands, Size, Trends and Revenue Report
DeepResearchReports has uploaded a latest report on Global and Japan Finance Lease Industry from its research database Global and Japan Finance Lease Market is segmented by Regions Countries All the ... ( read original story ...)
Japan August exports rise 26.2per cent year/year – MOF
Japan's exports rose 26.2per cent in August from a year earlier, Ministry of Finance (MOF) data showed on Thursday.The rise compares with a 34.0per cent increase expected by economist in a Reuters ... ( read original story ...)
DIGITAL-ASSET DOSSIER: The crypto projects at Wall Street’s 10 top banks, from Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan
Keeping track of bank crypto trading and wealth plans can be dizzying. Here's a list of what banks are doing with bitcoin futures, funds, and more. ( read original story ...)
Buy these 3 little-known altcoins instead of ‘ethereum killers’ before a big October crypto rally, the chief technical analyst of a crypto firm says
Altcoins have been highly volatile lately. William Noble, the chief technical analyst at Token Metrics, shares three little-known altcoins to buy. ( read original story ...)
Japanese shares slip as investors take breather after recent rally
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Next prime minister unlikely to set off Bank of Japan policy shift, survey shows
Some 84% of survey respondents predict there won’t be any meaningful change in monetary policy as a result of the new political leadership, while the other 14% say it’s hard to tell. ( read original story ...)