With the midterms approaching, the question is not only how far presidential power will be pushed—but whether the rest of us are prepared to defend the limits.

This paper compares ecologies of participation with energy and climate change in the UK, Norway and Germany.

Marex has introduced a new cash-settled Over-The-Counter (OTC) rolling spot crypto product specifically for institutional clients. This innovative product allows institutions to gain long or short exposure to cryptocurrency price movements without the need to directly hold the underlying digital assets. Marex is also integrating this offering into its existing institutional trading platform through a new application called Neon Crypto. The move aims to simplify participation in the crypto market by leveraging familiar institutional infrastructure. Institutions can now engage with crypto's price fluctuations while bypassing the complexities of custody operations. Direct ownership of cryptocurrencies necessitates significant infrastructure for wallets, private key management, and specialized settlement procedures. Marex's cash-settled derivative abstracts away much of this operational burden, preserving market exposure. The product is designed to merge crypto market dynamics with Marex's established credit, margin, and execution services. This launch occurs as professional crypto trading volumes and specialization are increasing. Institutions are seeking diverse ways to access the market beyond direct ownership or traditional instruments like ETFs. Neon Crypto's integration into Marex's existing platform is crucial for adoption, as many firms prioritize workflow compatibility with their current risk, reporting, and collateral systems. This institutional access is becoming increasingly modular, offering various combinations of custody, leverage, and counterparty exposure. Marex's rolling spot product provides another avenue for institutions to express crypto risk within a comfortable cash-settled framework.

The Role of Volume in Confirming Momentum Breakouts Volume serves as the quantitative measure of participation in a financial market. When an asset breaks through a significant resistance level or achieves a new high, the integrity of that move is largely dependent on the number of shares or contracts traded during the event. A breakout accompanied by low volume suggests a lack of conviction from institutional traders, often signaling a false breakout or a bull trap.

What You Should Know Microbiome intelligence and precision diagnostics platform Tiny Health announced the completion of an oversubscribed $33 million Series B financing round led by B Capital, bringing the company’s total cumulative funding to $46M. The financing syndicate included participation from existing investors—Spero Ventures, The Venture City, and Overwater Ventures—alongside new institutional backers including ... Read More

The dismal responses from both the D.A. and the university reveal a larger pattern of institutional carelessness.

This article examines women’s participation in Afghan music from 2001 to 2021.

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Recognition at LIVEX 2026 underscores the Chamber’s drive to advance sustainable, competitive and future-ready businesses across Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi, The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI) has recognised 35 companies through its Sustainability Label programme, acknowledging their commitment to responsible business practices and stronger institutional performance. The recognition took place as part of the Chamber’s participation in the Liveability and Investment Exhibition (LIVEX 2026). The recognition forms part of Abu Dhabi Chamber’s broader efforts to strengthen private-sector competitiveness and equip businesses to navigate a rapidly evolving global business environment, as sustainability considerations increasingly shape investment decisions, supply chain requirements and companies’ ability to access new opportunities and achieve long-term growth. The Sustainability Label is one of Abu Dhabi Chamber’s initiatives designed to help private-sector companies translate sustainability commitments into measurable and actionable business practices. Through a practical framework combining performance assessment, capability building and continuous improvement, the programme supports businesses in strengthening institutional resilience, enhancing credibility and building greater readiness for growth and competition. H.E. Dr. Ali bin Harmal Al Dhaheri, First Vice Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said: “Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important factor in business competitiveness, investment decisions and...

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A data-driven look at fraternity and sorority participation rates, costs, academic outcomes, and what IPEDS and institutional data reveal about Greek life on campus.

J.P. Morgan and Fidelity don't typically back sub-$2 billion AI chip startups. Their participation in SiMa.ai ’s oversubscribed $150 million Series C, closed September 28, 2026, puts institutional we…