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Morgan Stanley, the $1.8 trillion banking giant, has applied to launch two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking the prices of Bitcoin and Solana with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The filings mark a watershed moment for the Wall Street giant, pushing one of the world's most recognizable banking brands deeper into the crypto ecosystem.

Crypto Reporter Shalini Nagarajan Crypto Reporter Shalini Nagarajan About Author Shalini is a crypto reporter who provides in-depth reports on daily developments and regulatory shifts in the cryptocurrency sector. Last updated:  October 5, 2025 The Morgan Stanley Global Investment Committee (GIC) has advised clients to allocate a small portion of their portfolios to cryptocurrency, recommending

After turning heartbreak into a viral 30-day healing journey that captured millions online, acclaimed vocalist and songwriter Morgan Myles channels her resilience into the empowering “Weight of Your Words.” “This song is for when you are DONE! These are the words that your toxic ex will say to you to apologize and manipulate you into

Morgan Sindall has secured a £126m prison contract under the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ’s) contingency response programme (CRP). The contract, awarded on 5 August but announced yesterday (4 September), forms part of the MoJ’s wider strategy to deliver 20,000 additional prison places and maintain its existing estate. Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure will work on

Morgan Sindall Construction & Infrastructure has been ordered by the High Court to compensate a cyclist who hit the base of a traffic bollard by one of its sites in east London.  Cyclist William Brown spent five days in hospital after the incident in September 2019, requiring a blood transfusion and surgical plating in his

A little later than expected work is now ready to begin on a new community campus in Ardrossan, North Ayrshire...

Morgan Sindall Construction has become the second construction business to receive accreditation under a scheme to improve quality management in the built environment. The firm won certification under BS 99001, a standard designed to help the sector implement the requirements of the Building Safety Act while boosting regulatory compliance, cutting lifecycle costs and driving up

CGI of Mill Yard development in Cambridge. Credit: Morgan Sindall A Morgan Sindall construction site in Cambridge has been closed until further notice after a worker on a £90m development suffered fatal injuries. An air ambulance was called to the Mill Yard site by Mill Road on Monday, but medics were unable to save the