The second-ever U.S. Bitcoin futures exchange-traded fund is set to launch on Friday.
Asian stocks looked set for a steady start Thursday after a mixed Wall Street session, as investors weighed corporate earnings, elevated inflation and risks from China’s property sector.
An unmasked New York City police officer pushing a passenger out of a subway station won’t help the city’s struggling subways and transit system restore ridership and revive the economy, according to the acting head of the nation’s largest public transit provider.
New Zealand has become the second country to secure a post-Brexit free-trade agreement with the U.K., in a deal that aims to eliminate all tariffs on exports and eventually boost the South Pacific nation’s economy by almost NZ$1 billion ($720 million).
Pent-up demand for the first U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded fund drove assets held in the investment vehicle to more than $1 billion in just two days.
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