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Johnson vs Johnson: Dramatic Family Battle In $18 Trillion Empire
Abigail Johnson, daughter of then-chairman Edward “Ned” Johnson III, had been leading Fidelity’s flagship mutual-funds division.
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US SEC Approves Ether ETFs, Marks Another Milestone for Crypto Growth
The US SEC has given a greenlight to Ether ETFs. Ether ETFs from VanEck, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, 21Shares and Invesco will begin trading on Cboe while one from BlackRock will begin trading on the Nasdaq. Products from Bitwise and Grayscale Investments will also trade Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, the exchange said.
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Uber Said to Have Sold 7.8 Percent Stake in Zomato for $392 Million via Block Deal
Uber said to have sold its 7.8 percent stake in Indian food delivery firm Zomato for $392 million (roughly Rs. 3,100 crore) via a block deal on local exchanges. One of the sources familiar to the deal said the stake was bought by around 20 global and Indian funds, including Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and India's ICICI Prudential.
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Johnson vs Johnson: Dramatic Family Battle In $18 Trillion Empire
Abigail Johnson, daughter of then-chairman Edward “Ned” Johnson III, had been leading Fidelity’s flagship mutual-funds division.
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US SEC Approves Ether ETFs, Marks Another Milestone for Crypto Growth
The US SEC has given a greenlight to Ether ETFs. Ether ETFs from VanEck, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, 21Shares and Invesco will begin trading on Cboe while one from BlackRock will begin trading on the Nasdaq. Products from Bitwise and Grayscale Investments will also trade Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, the exchange said.
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Uber Said to Have Sold 7.8 Percent Stake in Zomato for $392 Million via Block Deal
Uber said to have sold its 7.8 percent stake in Indian food delivery firm Zomato for $392 million (roughly Rs. 3,100 crore) via a block deal on local exchanges. One of the sources familiar to the deal said the stake was bought by around 20 global and Indian funds, including Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and India's ICICI Prudential.
