Invitation Homes CEO says ban on institutional homebuying will bring down prices, but not immediately

The CEO of the nation's largest single-family rental landlord said the new law banning large-scale investors from the market will lower prices in the long term.

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Tightened blockade on Gaza causes prices to soar

As Israel tightens its blockade on Gaza, both lighters and fans have become the backbone of energy in the strip.

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What’s next for the Clarity Act as September brings a tough road ahead

The outlook for crypto legislation is growing increasingly bleak, following Sen. John Thune's move to punt the initial vote to next month.

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Can the new PKK law bring peace to Turkey?

Turkey’s parliament has passed a framework law for the peace process with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). What does it stipulate, why is it controversial and what does it mean for the future of the peace process?

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Bitcoin drops to one-week low as retail buys gold at highest prices since June

Bitcoin price action sank to one-week lows ahead of US CPI data, while retail investors piled into gold ETFs and XAU/USD hit its highest levels in nine weeks.

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Moneygram Brings Cash-to-Crypto Payments to Solana With Rift

Moneygram has launched its Ramps service on Solana, giving wallets and applications on the blockchain a direct connection between cryptocurrency and the company’s global cash network.

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