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JPM, WFC, C: Big U.S. Banks Will Report Earnings Tomorrow. Key Things to Know

JPM, WFC, C: Big U.S. Banks Will Report Earnings Tomorrow. Key Things to Know

The U.S. banking system’s biggest operators are all due to report quarterly earnings tomorrow, October 14. The biggest bank by market capitalization, J.PMorgan Chase (JPM), is set to report its Q3 results on October 14 before the opening bell. Wall Street analysts expect the company to report earnings per share of $4.85 on revenues of $45.47 billion. (To know more, read this: JPMorgan Chase (JPM) …

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Wall Street Banks Could Gain Billions as Capital Rules Loosen

Wall Street Banks Could Gain Billions as Capital Rules Loosen

U.S. banks are set to gain from a large cut in capital rules that could free up about $2.6 trillion in new lending, according to new research from Alvarez & Marsal. The change reflects a friendlier stance from Washington since Donald Trump returned to the White House. As regulators ease limits that were added after the 2008 crisis, big lenders …

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Stablecoin-Focused GENIUS Act Is Beginning of the End for Banks

Stablecoin-Focused GENIUS Act Is Beginning of the End for Banks

The stablecoin-focused GENIUS Act, which was enacted in July, will trigger an exodus of deposits from traditional bank accounts into higher-yield stablecoins, according to the co-founder of Multicoin Capital. “The GENIUS Bill is the beginning of the end for banks’ ability to rip off their retail depositors with minimal interest,” Multicoin Capital’s co-founder and managing partner, Tushar Jain, posted to …

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Concrete battery turns walls into power banks with 10x energy boost

Concrete battery turns walls into power banks with 10x energy boost

Concrete has long built our cities, but researchers now see it as a future power source, too. A new form of electron-conducting carbon concrete, or ec3, can store and release electricity. The breakthrough from MIT scientists shows how everyday walls, sidewalks, and even bridges could double as giant batteries. The material combines cement, water, ultra-fine carbon black, and electrolytes. Inside, …

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