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A Singapore-based company is taking cells from endangered, threatened and protected seafood species and growing them in a lab.As overfishing, ocean pollution and climate change threaten marine ecosystems, lab-grown fish and seafood have been touted by some as a potential solution to the fishing industry’s challenges. Singapore-based company Umami Bioworks is developing a platform to manufacture cell-based seafood products. “We look for species that are endangered, threatened or protected, and have high demand and name recognition from consumers, but that can’t be easily grown on farms economically,” Mihir Pershad, Umami founder and CEO, told CNBC Tech: The Edge.The company has focused its…

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Representations of cryptocurrency Bitcoin are seen in this illustration taken Nov. 25, 2024.Dado Ruvic | ReutersAfter a blistering rally in bitcoin this year, crypto investors and industry executives told CNBC, they’re expecting the flagship cryptocurrency to hit new all-time highs in 2025.In December, the world’s largest cryptocurrency broke the highly-anticipated $100,000, setting a record high price above that. That came after Donald Trump — who ran on a prominently pro-crypto policy platform — secured a historic election win in November.Trump’s imminent return to the White House has boosted sentiment surrounding crypto with many industry executives and analysts expecting him to…

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South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol speaks to the nation at the Presidential Office on December 14, 2024 in Seoul, South Korea. South Korean Presidential Office | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesSouth Korea’s impeached President Yoon Suk Yeon could become the first sitting president of the country to face an arrest after a court issued a warrant against him, domestic media reported.The Seoul Western District Court issued the detention warrant against Yoon, Korea Times reported, after he failed to show up for questioning, despite multiple summons by a joint investigation unit comprising South Korea’s police and the Corruption Investigation Office for…

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Rgstudio | E+ | Getty ImagesWhen it comes to financial resolutions, paying down debt is at the top of many to-do lists for 2025.But financial advisors who work with clients every day have their own wish lists for what they think should be top financial priorities for 2025.Here are some tips covering everything from budgeting to estate planning from experts who are members of the CNBC FA Council.”Start slow and manageable with any new financial goals,” said Lee Baker, a certified financial planner and founder, owner and president of Claris Financial Advisors in Atlanta. “You’re better off getting some wins under your…

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As a health and wellness reporter, it’s nearly impossible to walk away from my many conversations with doctors, therapists, and authors without identifying a few practices I want to incorporate in my own life.In 2024, I interviewed countless experts, researched intriguing topics and read books that changed my perspective.Here are three things my reporting inspired me to do this year that changed my life for the better.3 things my reporting in 2024 inspired me to do1. Take a social media break for a monthAfter feeling bogged down by mindless scrolling, I decided to spend an entire month without social media.…

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A worker welds at an agricultural machinery manufacturing enterprise in Qingzhou Economic Development Zone in Qingzhou, China, on August 31, 2024.Costfoto | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesChina’s factory activity growth for December missed analysts’ expectations Tuesday, signaling that Beijing’s stimulus measures were not sufficient to meaningfully boost the country’s ailing economy.The country’s official purchasing managers’ index for December came in at 50.1, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics data showed.The reading missed Reuters’ expectations of 50.3. Manufacturing activity came in 50.3 in November and 50.1 in October. A PMI reading above 50 indicates expansion in activity, while a figure…

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Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and a last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as stocks closed lower on Monday and what will be on the radar as the final trading session of 2024 gets underway on Tuesday. Nat gas surges on frigid forecast The commodity was up as much as 20% on Monday, ahead of what many think will be a serious cold snap next week. The Weather Co.’s Dan Leonard —…

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