Nasdaq to Streamline Operations, Crypto Miners Look to Infrastructure, Wall Street Fines for Whatsapp Use

Today's News

Today's news includes a variety of stories, from the business world to the world of cryptocurrency. In business news, the Nasdaq is divided into three units to streamline operations, while Wall Street shops are being penalized for failing to police bankers' use of WhatsApp. In the world of cryptocurrency, miners are turning to infrastructure consultancies to help them avoid costly mistakes, and a new guide is available for crypto newbies who want to build their own NFT marketplace. Meanwhile, researchers are warning of a new Go-based malware that is targeting Windows and Linux systems.

Outline

  • The Nasdaq has divided its business into three units in order to streamline operations.
  • Crypto miners are turning to infrastructure consultancies like Sabre56 to help them avoid costly mistakes.
  • Wall Street shops have been dinged for nearly $2 billion in penalties for failing to police bankers' use of Whatsapp.
  • US stocks are trading mixed as investors assess the Bank of England's bond-market move and eye weaker Apple demand.
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  • Researchers Warn of New Go-based Malware Targeting Windows and Linux Systems
  • SWIFT is working with blockchain data provider Chainlink on a cross-chain interoperability protocol to let SWIFT messages instruct on-chain token transfers (Aoyon Ashraf/CoinDesk)
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