Morgan Stanley has launched cryptocurrency trading on its E*Trade platform with a fee of 50 basis points, significantly lower than competitors like Robinhood (95 bps), Coinbase (60 bps), and Charles Schwab (75 bps). The service currently supports Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana, and will be available to all 8.6 million E*Trade clients later this year. This move is part of Morgan Stanley's broader crypto strategy, including Bitcoin ETFs and plans for tokenized equities trading, signaling increased competition in crypto trading as traditional banks enter the space.
Invesco's Board of Trustees announced dividend declarations for multiple closed-end funds, with distributions reported on Form 1099-DIV for federal tax purposes. The exact tax character of these dividends will be finalized after 2026 ends. Dividend a...
Vallourec, a global leader in premium tubular solutions, announced a webcast event titled 'Vallourec Geothermal Deep Dive' scheduled for June 15, 2026, at 5:00 PM CET. The webcast will feature insights from Philippe Guillemot, CEO, and Bertrand de Ro...
The National Advertising Division (NAD) upheld Spectrum's claim that customers can receive free high-speed internet forever by purchasing and maintaining four mobile lines. However, NAD recommended that Spectrum clearly disclose key terms, such as th...
Virgin Galactic's stock jumped from $2.47 to $6.18 in nine trading days, driven by a successful glide test, a court settlement, and analyst support for its 2026 commercial launch. The rally triggered a short squeeze as retail investors piled in, push...
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son claims the AI revolution is 50 times bigger than the dot-com boom and views inevitable market corrections as the best investment opportunities. He compares the current AI surge to the early internet era and highlights SoftB...
