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Proponents of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin think the U.K.'s new prime minister could be the champion of digital assets they've been hoping for.
In crypto circles, the U.K. has a reputation as being a tough place to set up shop. The Financial Conduct Authority, the country's top financial regulator, has required that crypto-asset firms register for approval to offer their services in the U.K. since 2020.
It has sought detailed information from crypto companies, but delays in communication have frustrated some firms. Instead, jurisdictions like Dubai, Switzerland and Singapore have...…Proponents of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin think the U.K.'s new prime minister could be the champion of digital assets they've been hoping for.
In crypto circles, the U.K. has a reputation as being a tough place to set up shop. The Financial Conduct Authority, the country's top financial regulator, has required that crypto-asset firms register for approval to offer their services in the U.K. since 2020.
It has sought detailed information from crypto companies, but delays in communication have frustrated some firms. Instead, jurisdictions like Dubai, Switzerland and Singapore have...WW…
News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information servicesDow JonesNews CorpU.S. stocks deepened their losses Thursday as investors braced for the spreading coronavirus to slow business activity and depress corporate earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.4%, about 650 points, and the Nasdaq Composite slid 2.5%. If the indexes maintain those losses, they will close the session down 10% from their recent highs, a decline known as a correction. The S&P was down 2.2%, on the cusp of joining the other indexes on...…News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information servicesDow JonesNews CorpU.S. stocks deepened their losses Thursday as investors braced for the spreading coronavirus to slow business activity and depress corporate earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.4%, about 650 points, and the Nasdaq Composite slid 2.5%. If the indexes maintain those losses, they will close the session down 10% from their recent highs, a decline known as a correction. The S&P was down 2.2%, on the cusp of joining the other indexes on...WW…
