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ARK Invest plans to put the ARK Venture Fund on a blockchain and list it on Ethereum, with Securitize Corp. carrying out the transition. The fund, a closed-end interval vehicle with $1.3 billion in assets that began in 2022, invests in both public and private names including Anthropic, Kalshi Inc., Elon Musk’s SpaceX, and Stripe…

AutoZone (NYSE:AZO):Auto parts and accessories retailer AutoZone (NYSE:AZO) rose by 6.1% on Tuesday after the company reported fourth-quarter earnings per share above Wall Street expectations, supported by margin expansion. See our full article here.

Maryland is advancing its own plan to regulate artificial intelligence as Congress remains divided over national AI regulation.

The Tashkent International Financial Centre will operate under a separate legal framework as officials seek closer links with British counterparts. The wider push also includes international listings and efforts to attract more private capital.

Ahead of Rhode’s arrival at Sephora stores across the region, we look at the brand’s best marketing moves so far.

A failed connection at the campus power plant knocked out electricity Saturday. Some dorms and dining halls are still without hot water.

As generative artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes how music is written and produced, Korea is stepping up efforts to set clear ground rules for the digital era.

Michigan State University is moving classes online and shifting employees to remote work through Monday night after a failure at the power plant that serves its East Lansing campus left parts of campus without steam and hot water.

Outreach, Tenon, and Sprinklr have announced major product developments that will influence how enterprise teams approach buying, automation, and customer engagement. These updates aim to enhance the efficiency of revenue operations, IT processes, and customer experience management. By adopting these advancements, businesses can streamline their operations and improve their interactions with customers.

The Defense Department is moving to replace many government-unique contractor accounting requirements with commercial standards as part of a broader effort to increase competition, reduce compliance burdens, and accelerate acquisition.