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Asset managers and wealth managers are proceeding cautiously with tokenization adoption, while custodians have emerged as clear early leaders, according to the 2025 Broadridge Tokenization Survey. The ...

Next year, people using ChatGPT can make purchases on the platform through PayPal, which is bringing what the company calls "tens of millions of merchants" to OpenAI's popular chatbot. The deal ...

A Fool since 2019, and a graduate of Cal State LA with a B.S. in Finance and M.A. in Economics. Parkev is an adjunct professor of Finance and enjoys reading about financial and economic history.