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Coinbase Seeking US SEC Approval to Offer Blockchain-Based Stocks
Coinbase has asked for US SEC's approval to offer "tokenised equities" to its customers. If granted, the move would allow Coinbase to effectively offer stock trading via blockchain technology, placing it in direct competition with retail brokerages such as Robinhood and Charles Schwab.
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Apple Customers Dash to Stores to Buy iPhones Ahead of Tariffs
The Trump administration’s threat of massive new tariffs has lead to customers rushing to retail stores to buy iPhones. Apple’s US retail stores saw higher sales over this past weekend than in prior years in at least some major markets, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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PS5 Slim to Go on Sale in India From April 5, Sony Confirms Pricing
Sony has announced that the slimmer variant of the PlayStation 5 console, which first launched in the US in November last year, will be available in India, starting April 5. Both the disc and digital editions of PS5 slim will go on sale in the country this week, with stock availability at participating retailers confirmed.
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PlayStation VR2 Finally Launched in India after 10 months, Priced at Rs. 57,990
PlayStation VR2 has finally launched in India and starts at Rs. 57,990. Originally released in February in the US, it is also available as a game bundle, packaged with Horizon Call of the Mountain at Rs. 61,999. At the time of writing, only Amazon and e2z Store seem to have the headset in stock, but more retailers should follow suit soon.
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US Retailer Target Loses $10 Billion Amid Pride Merchandising Controversy
The last time Target saw such a huge drop in its stock was during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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US Securities Watchdog Shortens Time-Frame For Stock Trades
Wall Street's top regulator on Wednesday adopted rules tightening the time-frame for stock trades in an effort to tamp down the kind of risk seen in 2021's GameStop fiasco, when retail investors suffered heavy losses.
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Robinhood, Gateway to 'Meme' Stocks, Raises $2.1 Billion in IPO
Robinhood, the owner of the trading app that emerged as the go-to destination for retail investors speculating on this year's ‘meme' stock trading frenzy, raised $2.1 billion (roughly Rs. 15,600 crores) in its IPO.
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Robinhood App Saw 2.1 Million Downloads in US Last Week Despite Trading Restrictions
Robinhood's trading app recorded more downloads than any other US trading app last week, despite concerns that its restrictions on transactions involving some heavily shorted stocks such as GameStop would alienate some users, according to market research data providers.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
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Flipkart, PhonePe Have Room for Other Investors: Walmart CEO Doug McMillon
Walmart's Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and digital payments business PhonePe have room for other investors and could raise money in several ways including stock market listings, the US retail giant's CEO said.
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Coinbase Seeking US SEC Approval to Offer Blockchain-Based Stocks
Coinbase has asked for US SEC's approval to offer "tokenised equities" to its customers. If granted, the move would allow Coinbase to effectively offer stock trading via blockchain technology, placing it in direct competition with retail brokerages such as Robinhood and Charles Schwab.
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Apple Customers Dash to Stores to Buy iPhones Ahead of Tariffs
The Trump administration’s threat of massive new tariffs has lead to customers rushing to retail stores to buy iPhones. Apple’s US retail stores saw higher sales over this past weekend than in prior years in at least some major markets, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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PS5 Slim to Go on Sale in India From April 5, Sony Confirms Pricing
Sony has announced that the slimmer variant of the PlayStation 5 console, which first launched in the US in November last year, will be available in India, starting April 5. Both the disc and digital editions of PS5 slim will go on sale in the country this week, with stock availability at participating retailers confirmed.
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PlayStation VR2 Finally Launched in India after 10 months, Priced at Rs. 57,990
PlayStation VR2 has finally launched in India and starts at Rs. 57,990. Originally released in February in the US, it is also available as a game bundle, packaged with Horizon Call of the Mountain at Rs. 61,999. At the time of writing, only Amazon and e2z Store seem to have the headset in stock, but more retailers should follow suit soon.
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US Retailer Target Loses $10 Billion Amid Pride Merchandising Controversy
The last time Target saw such a huge drop in its stock was during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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US Securities Watchdog Shortens Time-Frame For Stock Trades
Wall Street's top regulator on Wednesday adopted rules tightening the time-frame for stock trades in an effort to tamp down the kind of risk seen in 2021's GameStop fiasco, when retail investors suffered heavy losses.
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Robinhood, Gateway to 'Meme' Stocks, Raises $2.1 Billion in IPO
Robinhood, the owner of the trading app that emerged as the go-to destination for retail investors speculating on this year's ‘meme' stock trading frenzy, raised $2.1 billion (roughly Rs. 15,600 crores) in its IPO.
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Robinhood App Saw 2.1 Million Downloads in US Last Week Despite Trading Restrictions
Robinhood's trading app recorded more downloads than any other US trading app last week, despite concerns that its restrictions on transactions involving some heavily shorted stocks such as GameStop would alienate some users, according to market research data providers.
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WallStreetBets Reddit Group Briefly Shuts Doors, Puts a Dent on Gamestop and Other Retail Companies
A slugfest between Wall Street and Main Street took an unexpected turn late on Wednesday after moderators of the WallStreetBets stock trading forum that has helped fuel massive rallies in the shares of GameStop temporarily closed its doors.
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Flipkart, PhonePe Have Room for Other Investors: Walmart CEO Doug McMillon
Walmart's Indian e-commerce firm Flipkart and digital payments business PhonePe have room for other investors and could raise money in several ways including stock market listings, the US retail giant's CEO said.
