Cloud-based financial software provider nCino's stock tumbled more than 30% in premarket trading Wednesday, a day after the company reported a larger net loss than analysts had expected and issued a soft outlook.
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News of the day for April 2, 2025
USDC Stable Coin Issuer Circle Files for US IPO Amid Rocky Markets
Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has filed for a U.S. initial public offering, becoming the the latest tech firm that is aiming to test the market as tariff uncertainty and worries about the economy’s health weigh on investors.
Hundreds of federal buildings, some of them historic, are on the auction block as part of DOGE’s effort to privatize everything
DOGE staff are pushing the private-equity playbook of selling government buildings just to pay to lease them back.
BlackRock Secures UK FCA Crypto Registration
The world's biggest asset manager will be allowed to act as an arranger for iShares Digital Assets AG, who issue Exchange Traded Products.
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Crypto Investors Lost $1.67B to Hacks and Exploits in Q1: CertiK
The figure marks a 303% increase on the previous quarter.
Amid fast pace of change, Fed face time with businesses has become key to policy
At the end of last year, when Americans were still looking ahead to Donald Trump's second turn as president, most seemed right with the U.S. economy. Government contractors in Northern Virginia warned of a regional downturn as Trump targeted spending. Homebuilders in Richmond saw tariffs, tougher immigration rules and high interest rates boosting costs and risking higher rents.
Wall Street falls as tariff jitters grip markets
Wall Street's main indexes fell on Wednesday as investors worried about the potential impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on the global economy, corporate earnings and inflation. Details of Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff plans were still being formulated and closely held ahead of a White House Rose Garden announcement ceremony scheduled for 4 p.m. ET (2000 GMT). Trump has said that his reciprocal tariffs aim to equalize the comparatively lower U.S. tariff rates with those imposed by other nations.