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Sequoia Capital has massively cut its crypto fund, more than 65 per cent to now about $200 million, amid the funding winter. Sequoia Capital has downsized its two major venture funds, including the crypto fund (from $585 million to $200 million), reports the Wall Street Journal. The move came amid several crypto exchanges and platforms announcing bankruptcy in recent months amid tightening regulations.

Hence, generally, they provide a low dividend payout. Given the high growth outlook, they are in high demand and trade at a high valuation, like Price/Earnings Per Share (P/E), which may be substantially higher than the market and peers’ range. Contrary to growth stocks are the value stocks.

Industrial shares are on a tear, junk-bond spreads are narrowing, quants are ramping up Treasury shorts and everyone is piling into stocks. What once was a posture of skepticism among investors has morphed into something approaching euphoria. Cash and hedges are out, replaced by demand for everything from small caps to meme stocks.

earnings, economic data and central bank announcements boosted investor confidence in a soft landing for the U.S. economy. U.S.

Japan's central bank has opted to keep its benchmark interest rate at minus 0.1% but has fine-tuned its bond purchases to allow greater flexibility in its policies

Here is your Pro Recap of the biggest analyst cuts you may have missed since yesterday: downgrades at Snap, Southwest Airlines, Mersana, and Perficient.

Employers competing to fill empty positions with the most talented candidates at a time of historically low unemployment are turning to a once overlooked benefit: the 401(k) match.

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Monsoon has always been synonymous with a generous serving of ilish/hilsa for the Bengali community. The season of rain and cloudy skies is always incomplete without a plateful of piping hot hilsa curry & rice, or a fried fish or two! No other fish evokes a sense of hunger, pride, and nostalgia in the hearts of Bengalis than the evergreen, ever-yummy King Of Fish- hilsa! Inhabitants of a remote village in the Sundarbans are getting to relish several helpings of this fragrant fish! The villagers are indulging in the delectable hilsa for breakfast, lunch, and dinner after their fishermen caught thousands of tonnes of small hilsa fish from the local rivers. As per a rule, ‘khoka ilish’ or juvenile hilsa cannot be sold in the Kolkata markets. In order to be eligible for sale, the fish has to be 500g or more. The fish that has been caught weighs between 90 and 300 grams. This has led to the fish being sold at extremely cheap rates at the Sundarban markets such as Diamond Harbour, Namkhana, Kakdwip, etc. In an interview with the Times Of India, a resident of Sunderbans revealed how a mere sales policy had led to delicious meals day in and day out, for the villagers. “We are having fried hilsa even with morning tea!” revealed Saral Das, a resident of Mousuni, an island in the Sunderbans archipelago. Fishing weighing around 120 kg is being sold for as low as Rs 80. Those weighing 250 kg are available at Rs 150.

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Earnings season is in full swing, and next week, we've got our sights set on the healthcare sector, specifically pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, as they get ready to reveal their quarterly results.

New Delhi: As India and UK inch closer to signing a free trade agreement, both countries are set to take up contentious parts of the FTAs such as Intellectual property rights (IPR), rules of origin, Bilateral Investment Treaties (BIT) during the next round of talks in August, senior government official said on Friday. - Talks on IPR are crucial as India is the world’s largest provider of generic drugs, accounting for a fifth of global supply. The low cost of generics mean they comprise about 70-80% of the domestic retail market and are crucial to the well-being of the aging Indian population.

Having exceeded its planned life in orbit, the 1360-kg Aeolus satellite is running out of fuel. Having ensured that enough fuel remains for a few final manoeuvres, ESA’s spacecraft operators will bring Aeolus back towards earth's atmosphere for its inevitable demise.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revealed a significant rise in the number of Americans developing a rare meat allergy known as alpha-gal syndrome, which may have already affected up to 450,000 people. The data released on Thursday highlights the alarming increase in cases of this potentially life-threatening allergy triggered by tick bites.

Telangana. The southern state of Telangana state has been battered with heavy rainfall. Since 22 July at least eight people have reportedly lost their lives inn the wrath of extremely heavy rainfall that has caused flood like situation.

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The White House has announced a series of measures that it said would reduce the cost and increase the supply of housing while bolstering protection for renters

A measure of consumer prices that is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve fell last month to its lowest level since March 2021, the latest sign that inflation in the United States is steadily cooling from its once-painful highs

Back in June, I wrote that in a perfect world, oil would be at $80 a barrel then itself, $90 in July and $100 by August. Well, it’s taken a little longer to get both U.S. crude and global benchmark Brent moving appropriately higher. But it’s still not a perfect world by any means, because this new rally in oil might worsen an old problem: inflation.

fundamentally strong company with a decent moat is trading near its 52-week low, smart investors know those are great deals. But picking the right stock is tough - how do you determine which ones are likely to rebound? After all, catching a falling knife has many times resulted in steep losses where investors waited for years, only to see their investment value go down even more. Buying the dip is not a simple strategy and requires cautious consideration.

Nifty ended lower on July 28, extending losses into the second consecutive session, amid weak global cues. This week US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank hiked rates to 22-year and 23-year high peaks respectively. The focus now shifts to the Bank of England meeting next week.