Wall Street's biggest banks are rewarding shareholders with a wave of dividend hikes and buybacks totaling more than $100 billion, after clearing the Federal Reserve's 2025 stress test with capital left to spare.
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, the bank sold the properties in the spring to Sani/Ikos Group, a privately held company that owns and operates hotels in Greece and Spain.
Financials and tech have both outpaced the market in 2025, each gaining 3.9% year-to-date, with Industrials leading the pack, boasting a nearly 8% surge.
The company stated that the potentially impacted files include claims information, health information, Social Security numbers, and other sensitive personal details.
Daniel Seifert, Coinbase’s vice president and regional managing director for EMEA, told CNBC the decision to relocate the company’s European base from Ireland to Luxembourg was driven by the latter’s “highly compelling” advantages.
Electricite de France (EDF) has been under pressure to secure alternative financing for the nuclear power station in the U.K. since China General Nuclear Power Group withdrew funding in 2023.
JPMorgan is introducing a $795 Sapphire Reserve business card with added business-focused perks, positioning it directly against American Express’ Platinum business cards.
Markets cheered Monday after Iran signaled it wants to de-escalate tensions with Israel and return to negotiations, easing geopolitical jitters that had rattled investors and sent oil prices surging last week.
