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    Bitcoin price today: Why BTC USD fell near $73,000 after US CPI report and could it crash to $70,000 next?

    Bitcoin price today after CPI report: BTC USD slipped towards $73,000 after hotter-than-expected US inflation data revived fears of a bigger Federal Reserve rate hike in December. With Bitcoin funds seeing billions of dollars in withdrawals, traders are watching whether BTC can hold $73,000 or face another decline towards $70,000.

    German antitrust authority says PayPal practices may restrict competition

    Germany's Federal Cartel Office is scrutinizing PayPal's strategy that bars merchants from imposing extra charges for specific payment methods. This practice is perceived as a potential barrier to competition among payment services, raising concerns about compliance with existing competition laws. While PayPal has not yet provided a media response, this investigation indicates a growing regulatory focus on digital payment systems within Germany.

    Mumbai domestic cook goes on foreign holiday while many office-goers struggle to save. Ex-banker shares a financial lesson for salaried Indians

    An ISB MBA graduate shared how his Mumbai cook earns Rs 1.05 lakh monthly, while his household income reaches Rs 1.5 lakh. Despite earning less than some corporate professionals, the 34-year-old saves through disciplined spending, multiple employers and minimal lifestyle expenses. He is now preparing for his first international holiday to Thailand with friends.

    Deutsche Bank launches digital asset custody service for paying clients

    Deutsche Bank launches its digital asset custody service for institutional and corporate clients, offering secure storage for cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ether. The move strengthens its digital asset strategy, with plans for potential Asian expansion and collaboration with DWS to develop regulated digital asset infrastructure.

    Higher EPS pension: Pensioners request Labour Ministry to withdraw EPFO circular rejecting exempted employees' higher pension claims

    The National Confederation of Pensioners' Associations has requested the Labour Ministry's urgent intervention in pending pension cases. They seek to withdraw a circular from January 2025 that affects higher EPS pension eligibility. The NCPA emphasizes eliminating discrimination between exempted and unexempted establishments regarding pension rights. They have proposed several recommendations to streamline the processing of pension applications and address delays.

    Will Americans finally pay less on credit card debt? Elizabeth Warren backs Trump's 10% interest rate cap after midterm wins

    For Americans carrying credit card debt, the difference between a 22% interest rate and a 10% rate could mean hundreds of dollars in savings every year. Now, Senator Elizabeth Warren says she is ready to work with President Donald Trump to make that lower rate a reality. The proposal has failed to gain traction before, but the Democrats’ strong midterm performance has brought the issue back into focus.

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