Swisscom wins appeal in fibre-optic case, $21.6 million fine overturned
Swisscom wins appeal in fibre-optic case, $21.6 million fine overturned
Swisscom wins appeal in fibre-optic case, $21.6 million fine overturned
Whatnot raised $545 million in a Series G funding round to grow its live commerce platform, the company said in a Friday (Aug. 7) press release emailed to PYMNTS. The round increased Whatnot’s valuation to $20 billion, up from the $11.5 billion valuation the company achieved in an October 2025 Series F round in which…
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has published a package of reforms for the country’s equity markets, confirming the framework for a future equity consolidated tape while consulting on additional market structure changes. The reforms build on the FCA’s 2023 proposal to introduce a UK consolidated tape, with the regulator initially prioritising bonds before extending the…
Luzern Associates has landed $34.5 million of acquisition financing to purchase a three-building industrial campus in Boston’s North Shore area, Commercial Observer has learned. Northwest Bank supplied the loan for Luzern’s $47.75 million acquisition of the 200,000-square-foot portfolio at Cherry Hill Business Park in Beverly, Mass., from Massachusetts developer R J Kelly. The portfolio of…
Efforts by the U.S. Treasury to stabilize volatile bond yields gave mortgage rates a temporary pause this week, but federal deficit pressures quickly checked any meaningful drop. With benchmark long-term yields reaching a 19-year high on news the federal deficit reached $1.8 trillion for the first 10 months of fiscal year 2026, the brief reprieve…
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In February 2026, the 30-year fixed rate had dipped as low as 6.09%, before rising back above 6.25% in March and climbing further to the 6.5% range by June as inflation and geopolitical pressures built. The collapse of a fragile US-Iran ceasefire pushed rates back toward that level again in July: the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage…