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As blue-chip cryptocurrencies struggle, with Bitcoin (BTC) declines into the mid-$63,000s as ETF outflows ramp up, miner sell pressure continues and the German government also appears to make moves to unload its holdings, investors are turning to the highly volatile and illiquid micro-cap markets as they hunt for top crypto gainers today.

Down 6.5% in the past 24 hours as per CoinMarketCap, the Pepe (PEPE) price is at risk of falling further in the days and weeks ahead, chart analysis suggests.

LISBON—The Americans are here, and this sun-bleached coastal city is booming. At bars, hotels and restaurants that line winding cobblestone streets, business is so good that Mayor Carlos Moedas recently slashed local income tax for residents. With economic growth of 8.2% last year and a 20% rise in tax revenue from prepandemic times, he’s also made public transportation free for young people and the elderly.

Bitcoin, the world’s leading cryptocurrency, struggled to maintain its recent mild upward trend, peaking at $66,180 but turning bearish around $64,700 and dropping to an intraday low of $64,300.

NATO member Romania’s top defense body says the country will donate a Patriot missile system to neighboring Ukraine to help Kyiv in its war against Russia as Moscow’s forces continue to bombard civilian areas and energy infrastructure

The European Union’s top court says products such as disinfectants can’t be advertised as “skin friendly.”

An ongoing fight between residents and animal rights activists over whether to cull pigeons in a small German town has led to an uproar

clean energy in 2023 globally may still not be enough to meet the COP28 target of tripling renewables capacity by 2030, consulting firm EY said on Thursday. Besides building assets to generate clean energy, the other challenge faced by companies is getting their projects hooked up to the electric grid, which is struggling to integrate new wind, solar and battery power. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT

A state-owned Dutch company that is the biggest electricity grid operator in Germany says talks on selling its German business to the government in Berlin have been terminated due to the administration’s budget constraints

European markets have opened higher after a mixed day of trading in Asia

By Frederic Manning (1930) 1. All wars end in a war of words, as those who have survived on both sides tell their story. World War I is no exception.

Amazon said Wednesday it will invest an additional 10 billion euros ($10.7 billion) in Germany, most of it in cloud computing, the US tech giant's latest major investment in Europe. A total of 8.8 billion euros will come from Amazon's cloud computing division AWS and will be invested in southwest Germany by 2026, with the rest going into logistics, robotics and company offices.

The U.S. chipmaker onsemi is planning a multi-year investment of up $2 billion in its production facility in the Czech Republic

Wall Street hedge funds that short small publicly-traded companies like GameStop and AMC Theatres lost another round of “Meme Stock Dad, Hedge Fund Dad” to Reddit WallStreetBets meme stock mania for GameStop shares (NYSE:GME) last week.

₹65 to ₹68 per equity share, having a face value of ₹10.The firm manufactures solid surface materials, which are distributed throughout India via a large distribution network of distributors and direct clients, as well as exported to countries such as Dubai, Bahrain, Greece, and Nepal. The firm operates under two names, LUXOR and ASPIRON, which provide a wide variety of solid surfaces.

Brazilian asset management firm Hashedex has submitted a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing for a dual Ethereum and Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF).

The European Union’s executive arm is criticizing France for running up excessive debt, a stinging rebuke at the height of the election campaign where President Emmanuel Macron is fighting off challenges of the extreme right and the left

Global stocks are mixed after U.S. benchmarks ticked to more records following the latest signs that the U.S. economy may be slowing without falling into recession

ZF Group on Wednesday said it has sold a 7.5 per cent stake in its Indian subsidiary ZF Commercial Vehicles Control System (CVCS) India to increase liquidity and financial flexibility for growth. The sale of shares has no effect on ZF's control over ZF CVCS India, the company said in a statement. «ZF Group has sold 1,425,000 shares, equalling 7.5 per cent stake, in its listed Indian subsidiary ZF CVCS India to increase liquidity and financial flexibility for its growth plans. The transaction will strengthen the financial flexibility of ZF, allowing it to invest in its further growth, and in the dynamically developing Indian market,» it said. The Friedrichshafen (Germany)-headquartered firm had commenced the commercial vehicle control system business in January 2022 following the acquisition of WABCO in 2020.

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Adidas has launched an investigation into allegations of “compliance violations” in China after receiving an anonymous letter earlier this month accusing local executives of embezzling millions of euros