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Blockchain company Digital Asset Holdings LLC has raised $135 million from large financial firms including Citadel Securities, IMC, Optiver, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Virtu Financial, as Wall Street accelerates its focus on using the technology .. ...

Global stocks trimmed gains and oil pared losses after Israel vowed to retaliate for an Iranian missile strike, hours after US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between the warring nations.

A money manager to some of Hong Kong's richest individuals will start investing in crypto, as more favorable regulations attract a wider array of investors to the digital-asset sector.

The Federal Reserve said Monday it will no longer consider reputation risk as part of its bank exams, following calls from some bank groups and Republican lawmakers to end a practice critics have viewed as unfair.

Anthony Pompliano's financial services firm has agreed to go public by merging with a blank-check company, and is planning to have as much as $1 billion worth of Bitcoin on its balance sheet.

Fiserv Inc. is lauching its own stablecoin and joining with both traditional and crypto payments firms PayPal Holdings Inc. and Circle Internet Group Inc. to develop products for financial institutions and merchants within the banking technology ...

Wall Street has a new favorite investor. They're young, they're affluent and they're skeptical that traditional markets can deliver wealth over the long haul. Shaped by financial crises and fueled by tech optimism, this well-heeled class of ...

A team of crypto hedge fund executives are in advanced talks to raise $100 million for investing in a token linked to Binance Holdings Ltd. through a publicly listed company they control, in the latest spin on the Bitcoin treasury blueprint pioneered ...

Romania's new government unveiled plans to scale back the budget deficit by 30 billion lei ($6.8 billion) this year as part of a broader package that may involve a one-off bank levy and pension and wage caps.

Wall Street traders drove stocks higher as oil tumbled, with Iran's retaliatory strikes at a US air base in Qatar seen as symbolic and unable to trigger a broader economic fallout. The dollar fell.