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Two ETFs can track the same index and still produce different returns. Learn how fees, liquidity, tracking, currency, and fund structure affect performance.

Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs despite remaining profitable, putting its spending priorities and future growth strategy under scrutiny.

China A-shares remain under pressure as expensive technology stocks retreat, domestic demand stays uneven and investors reduce risk exposure.

US CPI accelerated to 3.7% in September, while core inflation beat forecasts and pushed the probability of an October Fed rate hike sharply higher.

Solana is preparing one of the most important consensus changes in its history. Solana Alpenglow is scheduled to activate on mainnet in epoch 1064, which the Solana Foundation currently expects to begin on October 21, 2026 at approximately 15:00 UTC. The upgrade replaces TowerBFT with Votor and targets roughly 150 milliseconds of transaction finality, compared with about 12.8 seconds under the previous consensus model

South Korea is moving its tokenized-securities framework from legislation into production infrastructure, with Korea Securities Depository (KSD) preparing a platform designed to connect multiple distributed ledgers, including Avalanche, Hyperledger Besu and Hyperledger Fabric. Samsung SDS, which previously worked on KSD's testbed, is building the production platform with completion targeted for February 2027, alongside the implementation of Korea's revised legal framework for tokenized securities.

Compare crypto prediction markets supporting League of Legends, including MEXC, Polymarket and Predict.fun, ahead of LoL Worlds 2026.

Apple’s market cap reached a record $5.06 trillion as earnings and iPhone demand strengthened. Can AAPL’s growth justify its rising valuation?

Gold ETP and ETC inflows exceeded €10 billion in Q3, breaking the previous annual record. Here is what the surge reveals about investor demand.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is considering guidance that could allow certain digital assets, including qualifying stablecoins, to be treated as cash equivalents under existing U.S. GAAP principles. The proposal does not declare stablecoins to be cash and does not automatically make USDC, USDT or every dollar-pegged token eligible. Instead, FASB is clarifying how the existing definition of cash equivalents could apply when a digital asset has appropriate reserves, reliable convertibility and qualifying contractual redemption rights.