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Jan 25 2026BUSINESS

Trump vs. JPMorgan: A Battle of Words and Money

Trump is suing JPMorgan for a huge amount of money. He says the bank closed his accounts because of politics. The bank says it's not true. Who's right? Trump claims JPMorgan closed his accounts because of his political views. He says this is unfair and against the law. He also says the bank spread

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Jan 25 2026CRYPTO

Crypto: Banks' New Frenemy?

Big banks are finally waking up to crypto. They see it as a big deal, maybe even a threat to their business. This is what the head of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, shared after a big meeting in Davos. He didn't name names, but he said a top boss from one of the world's biggest banks told him crypto is

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Jan 24 2026CRYPTO

Big Changes in How Big Players Handle Their Crypto

Big companies are starting to see self-custody in a new light. For a long time, they thought managing crypto keys and using personal hardware was too risky. But now, things are changing. Better tools and safer hardware are making self-custody a real option for big players. They can keep control of

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Jan 24 2026FINANCE

Tech Company Faces Delisting Dilemma

A tech company, Digital Currency X Technology Inc. , is in hot water. They just got a warning from Nasdaq. Their stock price has been too low for a whole month. Normally, they'd have six months to fix this. But they've done stock splits before, so they don't get that extra time. Now, their stock mi

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Jan 23 2026BUSINESS

Pennsylvania Tax Board Makes a Partial Ruling in Favor of a Bank

A bank in Pennsylvania recently won a partial victory in its fight for a tax refund. The state's Board of Finance and Revenue (BFR) decided to give back some of the sales and use taxes the bank had paid. The bank had asked for a refund on several things, including landscaping, security gear, buildin

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Jan 22 2026TECHNOLOGY

Lost and Found Made Easy: The Power of AirTags

Ever lost something important and wished you had a way to find it? AirTags might just be the answer. These tiny trackers from Apple can help you keep tabs on your belongings, from keys to luggage. They're becoming super popular, even airports and airlines are using them to help locate lost bags. Ai

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Jan 21 2026BUSINESS

What Happens When You Cap Credit Card Rates?

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, recently shared his thoughts on President Trump's proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. He suggested testing this idea in Vermont and Massachusetts. He brought this up at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Dimon believes that a natio

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Jan 21 2026OPINION

Embracing Dr. King's Vision: A Path to Unity

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not just a minister; he was a beacon of unity. His teachings crossed borders of race, faith, and social status. He preached values that anyone could follow, no matter where they were or who they were with. These values were not just ideas; they were calls to action. F

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Jan 21 2026HEALTH

How Ear Infections in Little Kids Might Shape Their Hearing and Memory

Ear infections, especially in early childhood, can lead to temporary hearing problems. This can happen during a key time when kids' hearing is still developing. Some experts think this might affect how kids process sounds, understand speech, and even remember things. A recent study looked at kids a

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Jan 21 2026HEALTH

What Do Neighbours Think About Alcohol Access?

People living in Scotland have strong views on how easy it is to get alcohol and how this affects their drinking habits. Understanding these views is crucial for making rules that work for everyone. Scotland has a big problem with alcohol. Many people drink too much, and this causes harm to their h

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