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Warren Buffett Stayed True to His Ways in His Final Year as Berkshire CEO
Buffett spent the year eschewing expensive deals, selling more stocks than he bought, and adding to the company's cash pile.
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London Has Best IPO Year Since 2021, PwC Report Says
Eleven initial public offerings raised £1.9 billion in 2025 as a late surge in listings eased fears that the city is stuck in a fundraising drought.
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Bankers Are Gearing Up for Another Onslaught of Monster Deals in 2026
Firms are anticipating more spinoffs, crypto M&A and participation from sovereign-wealth funds.
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Fed Minutes Suggest Caution About Further Cuts Early Next Year
At the December meeting, some officials backed holding rates steady "for some time."
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on OceanFirst Financial's deal to buy Flushing Financial and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
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DJT Stock Falls as Trump Media Launches Five 'America-First' ETFs. What Is It Trying to Do?
The launch comes just days after Trump Media agreed to merge with a nuclear fusion company.
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IPOs This Year Were Too Meager to Resolve the VC Liquidity Crisis
Venture capital-backed companies raised more funding via initial public offerings in 2025 than in the year prior, but the volume and performance of new listings disappointed VC investors.
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Emboldened Activist Investors Are Circling U.S. Banks
The Trump administration's deregulation push could give activists more room to target banks, where big campaigns are rare.
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Trump Is Warming to Cannabis, but Investors Aren't Impressed
Stocks took a surprise tumble after the White House moved to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
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A Dealmaking Frenzy Is Reshaping the Booming Wealth-Management Business
Firms are snapping up smaller competitors in a bid to capture a piece of Americans' growing wealth.
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Citigroup to Sell Remaining Business Operating in Russia
Citigroup is expecting to take a pretax loss on the sale of about $1.2 billion in the fourth quarter of this year.
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Accounting Rulemaker to Delve Into Crypto in 2026 Amid Trump Push
FASB to weigh whether some stablecoins and other digital assets qualify as cash equivalents, as it also decides which of over 70 non-crypto topics to add to its agenda.
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January 01, 2026 00:15 ET (05:15 GMT)
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