Dollar tumbles after US treasury chief welcomes weaker value
The U.S. treasury chief has welcomed a weaker dollar, breaking with a past commitment by the U.S. government to back a strong dollar.
Dollar plunges to 3-year low after Mnuchin cheers weaker greenback
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin gave the greenback a thump.
Global stocks slip on renewed jitters over trade friction
Asian shares were mixed on Wednesday, as Japan's benchmark took a rest from a spate of recent jumps.
Mnuchin welcomes weaker dollar as U.S. makes Davos investment push
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin welcomed a weakening of the U.S. dollar on Wednesday as he and other top officials launched a major investment push at the annual Davos summit.
Asian shares mixed on renewed jitters over trade friction
U.S. stocks are mixed in early trading Tuesday as consumer-focused companies like Netflix and Amazon climb while household goods makers including Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble sink following disappointing quarterly reports.
Bitcoin is nonsense, investors should stay away, Dennis Gartman says
The Gartman Letter editor and publisher Dennis Gartman on mounting concerns over the future of bitcoin.
Nasdaq ‘exploring’ bitcoin futures but sees more potential in blockchain, CEO says
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman and PayPal COO Bill Ready tell FBN blockchain has more long-term potential than bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
World shares rise on global growth hopes, US shutdown's end
Asian stock markets posted strong gains on Tuesday, as an upbeat forecast for global economic growth and the end of the U.S. government shutdown helped lift sentiment.
Easing stance, South Korea to adopt real-name crypto trading
South Korea plans to require local banks to launch a real-name system for crypto currency trading that will make the up-to-now anonymous transactions be traceable as the country seeks to curb speculation and criminal activities.
Asian shares rise on global growth hopes, US shutdown's end
U.S. stock indexes are edging higher Monday, led by energy companies.
Bitcoin should not be banned, but regulation is important: Sheila Bair
Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair discusses the potential regulation of bitcoin.
More than 10% of $3.7B raised in ICOs has been stolen: Ernst & Young
More than 10 percent of funds raised through "initial coin offerings" are lost or stolen in hacker attacks, according to new research by Ernst & Young.
Global stocks mixed after US government shutdown
Asian stock markets were mostly higher Monday after global investors shrugged off the latest U.S. government shutdown.
Asian stocks mixed after US government shutdown
Asian stock markets were mixed Monday after global investors shrugged off the latest U.S. government shutdown.
US stocks close higher as market sets latest record high
The major U.S. stock indexes were mixed in early trading Friday as gains by banks and consumer-focused companies outweighed losses in energy and other sectors.
SEC letter shows bitcoin funds won't happen soon, if ever
It may be a while, if ever, before investors can buy an exchange-traded fund made up of bitcoin and other digital currencies.
Stocks rise despite looming US government closure
Asian stock markets were muted and the dollar fell on Friday following Wall Street's retreat as the threat of a U.S. federal government shutdown loomed on the weekend.
Asian shares mixed as US government shutdown threat looms
U.S. stock indexes edged lower in early trading Thursday, pulling back slightly from the market's latest record highs.
Sweatcoin app lets you earn cryptocurrency for exercise
FBN’s Tracee Carrasco on the Sweatcoin app, YouTube cracking down on the ‘Tide Pod challenge’ trend and Krispy Kreme letting customers vote on the next doughnut flavor.
How bitcoin really operates
Dan Morehead, the CEO of first bitcoin investment firm Pantero, tells FOX Business bitcoin is the “final piece of the Internet protocol puzzle.”