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ExeQution Launches FX Tool to Track Client and Hedging Profitability
ExeQution Analytics launched Solas today (Tuesday), a custom analytics service for foreign exchange desks. The company says deployment can take as little as three months. Global foreign exchange turnover reached $9.6 trillion per day in April 2025, according to the Bank for International Settlements. That volume leaves trading firms to reconcile client activity, market data…
Sonoco to raise European paperboard prices by 60 euros per ton
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Nebius vs. Strategy: Comparing Revenue Trends Between an Artificial Intelligence Company and a Bitcoin Giant
Key Points Nebius demonstrates a substantially stronger trajectory in this comparison, as its top-line figures have grown consistently over recent periods. Over the last eight quarters, Nebius recorded a pattern of continuous quarter-over-quarter expansion, whereas Strategy maintained a mostly flat profile with minor fluctuations. Investors analyzing the two companies should watch whether this widening performance…
BitMart Rethinks Shutdown of Its Crypto Exchange
Last month, cryptocurrency exchange BitMart announced plans to wind down its operations. Now, the company says it is exploring a way to remain open, according to an announcement published on its website Friday (Aug. 21). “Following further discussions with members of the community, our stakeholders and professional advisers, BitMart is developing a potential restructuring plan…
$420M CMBS Loan Backed by 51 West 52nd Exits Special Servicing, Secures Extension – Commercial Observer
A $420 million commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loan secured by 51 West 52nd Street — a 38-story tower with 893,000 square feet of office space in Midtown — will exit special servicing after sponsor Harbor Group International closed a loan extension. The $420 million CMBS loan — which makes up DBGS 2021-W52 single-asset, single-borrower deal…
Fresh Layoffs At Oracle: Tech Giant Cuts More Jobs Amid Massive AI Investment; 21,000 Employees Already Gone
News Published: Monday, September 14, 2026, 22:20 [IST] Oracle, the US technology giant has started another round of layoffs as the US technology company looks to control costs while committing billions of dollars to artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure. The latest job cuts come as Oracle expands its data-centre capacity to meet growing demand for…