Public Sector Pension Investment Board boosted its position in Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (NYSE:RCL – Free Report) by 16.4% during the third quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor owned 21,115 shares of the company’s stock after buying an additional 2,977 shares during the [...]
The Architects’ Journal‘Warm, familiar and full of character’: how Ridge designs a special needs schoolRidge and Partners describes its newly approved school for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Liverpool, set to be one of the largest of its kind in the UKThe post ‘Warm, familiar and full of character’: how Ridge designs a special needs school appeared first on The Architects’ JournalJosh Butler
Speaking at the World Liberty Forum in Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon called for the United States to establish a clearly defined, rules-based framework governing how crypto markets operate. Goldman CEO Urges Clear Rules In an interview with CNBC, Solomon said it is essential that lawmakers take a long‐term view as they shape crypto legislation. “As an American, I think it is very important that as we put legislation in place, we get it right for the long term,” he said. Related Reading: Macro Wobbles May Send Bitcoin Back To The $50,000s, Industry CEO Claims “I believe that to operate markets safely and soundly, we need to have a rules‐based system,” he added. Solomon emphasized that the US banking system is distinct and must function alongside emerging technologies rather than be displaced by them. He also dismissed the notion that crypto can thrive in a “regulatory vacuum.” “If there are people who think we are going to operate in this environment without rules, they are probably wrong, and they should move to El Salvador,” Solomon remarked, underscoring his view that structure and oversight are non‐negotiable. At the same time, Solomon made clear that Goldman Sachs is paying attention to digital assets. He described himself as “super‐interested in” crypto‐related business and noted that the firm is active in areas such as digitization and tokenization. “We obviously are doing a bunch of things around digitization and tokenization,” he said. “We touch all that stuff.” Still, the bank’s CEO cautioned that digital assets remain a relatively small slice of Goldman’s overall operations. Crypto Market Structure Bill To Be Signed By End Of April? Solomon’s comments came as debate intensifies in Washington over the fate of the anticipated crypto market structure bill, often referred to as the CLARITY Act. Earlier in the day, Senator Bernie Moreno acknowledged that he still has “some concerns” about the bill. Nevertheless, he expressed optimism that Congress could pass the measure “hopefully by April,” clearing the way for President Donald Trump to sign it into law. Moreno also dismissed concerns that delays could jeopardize the bill if Democrats were to regain control of Congress in November’s midterm elections. With some Republicans worried about potentially losing at least the House, Moreno projected confidence. “The House isn’t going to go Democrat, and neither is the Senate,” he predicted. Related Reading: $274 Billion In Potential Bitcoin Selling Could Hit Markets, Expert Says Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse also suggested on Tuesday that once remaining disputes over stablecoin rewards between banking and crypto sectors are resolved, the CLARITY Act could move quickly toward passage. While acknowledging that the bill is not flawless, he maintained that no legislation ever is. He went further, estimating there is an 80% chance the market structure bill will be signed into law by the end of April. Featured image from OpenArt, chart from TradingView.com
FNB is driving growth in South Africa’s local business sector, with a community economy book valued at R18 bn, supporting more. In the past year alone, the bank expanded this portfolio by over R2 bn, helping business owners access vital funding to sustain and grow their operations. Beyond the figures, this investment translates into thousands of jobs, [...]The post FNB’s $1.1bln initiative unveils new horizons for South Africa’s small businesses appeared first on Ghanamma.com.
At Finovate Europe, we asked attendees to finish a simple sentence: “My favourite thing about [...]The post What Makes Finovate Special? appeared first on FF News | Fintech Finance.
South Africa’s appetite for ultra-luxury has just been served a rare treat. British luxury brand Jaguar Land Rover South Africa (JLR SA) has unveiled the exclusive Range Rover SV Platinum Edition—priced at R6 223 000—with only five units commissioned specifically for the local market. Inspired by platinum—one of South Africa’s most prized minerals—this bespoke SUV [...]The post Range Rover SV Platinum Edition hits SA shores at R6.2m appeared first on Sunday World.
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Cash is king when uncertainty reigns. But for many firms, profit is not disappearing due to macroeconomic forces alone. In many cases, it is being forfeited through slow processes, limited visibility and outdated assumptions about how their payments operations and accounts receivables (AR) functions must work. In an environment where growth is harder to [...]The post US and Canadian Middle-Market Firms Gain Working Capital Edge With AI Cash Forecasting appeared first on PYMNTS.com.
PM Narendra Modi outlined a comprehensive roadmap for ethical AI, stressing the need for human values and guidance. He proposed a global data framework, a transparent 'glass box' approach, and warned of AI's potential for self-destruction.
(MENAFN - Mid-East Info) Titan 2.0: The New Rules of Power, Legacy, and Impact DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, 2026: Tycoons, an initiative of the AIM Global Foundation, will convene ...
GPS denial is no longer a theoretical future threat. It is the environment in which modern forces increasingly operate.China has invested heavily in space and counterspace capabilities designed to degrade U.S. positioning, navigation, and timing. Other state and non-state actors are following close behind. Cheap jammers, spoofers, and electronic warfare tools now allow adversaries to disrupt GPS and radio frequency navigation with minimal funding or expertise. The result is a battlespace where signals cannot be assumed.From space-based mapping of interference to fiber-optic drones appearing on today’s front lines, the evidence is clear: the electromagnetic spectrum is contested, fragile, and increasinglyThe post When GPS Goes Dark: Building a Force That Navigates from Orbit to Seabed appeared first on War on the Rocks.
Allianz India's GM Serge Raffa lauds the AI Impact Summit 2026 for its focus on ethical, inclusive AI. He praised the involvement of French President Macron and PM Modi, stressing that AI must be made available to uplift everyone globally.