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US Hit Targets Near Iran’s Kharg Island, Fox News Says

The US military has struck targets near the strategically crucial export hub of Kharg Island and the port city of Jask, Fox News reported Tuesday, the latest military escalation in a war now in its seventh month. $100 Oil Is Back: Is Trump About To Lose Control Of Hormuz After Iran’s Deal With Oman? |

Oracle’s stock gets a boost as the OpenAI ecosystem comes back into favor

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US Hit Targets Near Iran’s Kharg Island, Fox News Says

The US military has struck targets near the strategically crucial export hub of Kharg Island and the port city of Jask, Fox News reported Tuesday, the latest military escalation in a war now in its seventh month. $100 Oil Is Back: Is Trump About To Lose Control Of Hormuz After Iran’s Deal With Oman? |

Oracle’s stock gets a boost as the OpenAI ecosystem comes back into favor

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Qualcomm’s stock climbs as Amazon chip deal offers investors much-needed good news

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MoonPay Gets Dutch EMI License to Issue Euro Stablecoins Across Europe

The post MoonPay Gets Dutch EMI License to Issue Euro Stablecoins Across Europe appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News MoonPay has secured an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license from the Dutch Central Bank, opening the door for the company to issue regulated euro-denominated stablecoins across Europe. ...

Senator Lummis: CLARITY Act Won’t Fail Over Ethics, But Democrats Could Kill It

The post Senator Lummis: CLARITY Act Won’t Fail Over Ethics, But Democrats Could Kill It appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Senator Cynthia Lummis says the CLARITY Act will not fail over ethics concerns. But the bill could instead fail if Democrats refuse to support what she calls a bipartisan plan for consumer protection.Lummis said