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The SEC's innovation exemption would open 24/7 trading for tokenized U.S. stocks on qualified platforms. Custody and clearing rules remain unresolved.

Amazon launches bulk storage service in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the UK from 20 August. Sellers get automated replenishment to FBA centers and lower stock-out risk, but deepen dependence on Amazon's logistics chain.

Starting Aug. 18, Bitstamp will auto-reject crypto deposits over €1,000 from third-party self-custody wallets. Customers must contact support to recover funds. The rule implements EU Travel Rule requirements.

Voya MI Dynamic Small Cap Fund trimmed Tronox in Q2, citing softer earnings guidance and high leverage risks from Chinese TiO2 exports. The stock closed at $5.96.

Licensing starts Jan. 18, 2027. A separate ban on unlicensed stablecoins follows July 18, 2028. Section 3 comments close 60 days after publication.

The Austin-based chemical supplier ranked No. 3,746 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, its fifth appearance. CEO Fred Elabed and CVO Holly Elabed celebrated at the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square.

The high court's second refusal leaves intact the $5 million award, while a separate $83.3 million appeal over presidential immunity awaits a decision this fall.

The first of 60 Maharashtra offices, the Pune model runs on digital infrastructure with VFS Global and WE Excel Software. Mumbai and Thane come next, then Nagpur.

Shabnam Sinha replaces Sunil Mittal as chairperson of Airtel Payments Bank after he led the lender to become India's largest payments bank by revenue, serving 121 million monthly users.

Dutch trustee sold seized crypto for €2.2M; customer deposits estimated at €10-12M. Customers owned euro claims, not coins. Owner disputes figures; FIOD probe ongoing.

Knotts Family Agency promises Riverside County foster families a 15-minute average response time on after-hours calls, backed by a dedicated team and broader Parent Delight support model.

Galaxy Digital's Alex Thorn sees a 10% chance the CLARITY Act becomes law. Senate vote set for Sept. 15; Kalshi and Polymarket see higher odds.