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From Nuvei To Stripe: What’s Driving Acquisitions In Cross-Border Payments?

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By Daniel Webber
| Forbes Verified
Global payments and financial platform Payoneer has become the latest cross-border payments acquisition target, with Nuvei announcing plans to acquire the company for $2.75bn. Getty Images The cross-border payments industry is no stranger to acquisitions, and some of the most significant recent consolidation in the space serves to highlight wider trends in the industry.
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Will USD-Backed Stablecoins Always Dominate The Market?

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By Daniel Webber
| Forbes Verified
US-backed stablecoins currently represent the overwhelming majority of the market, but that could change. getty As of the end of June 2026, the global stablecoin market cap sits at around $316bn, with USD-backed stablecoins accounting for 97% of this total overall, driven most prominently by Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC.
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Enteropathy produced in mice by intergenerational transmission of small intestinal microbiota from undernourished children

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By Kali M. Pruss, Clara Kao, Alexandra Byrne, Robert Chen, Blanda Di Luccia, Reyan Coskun, Mackenzie Lemieux, Daniel Webber, Matthew C. Hibberd, Yi Wang, Haoxin Liu, Dmitry A. Rodionov, Andrei L Osterman, Marco Colonna, Christian Maueröder, Kodi S. Ravichandran, Michael J. Barratt, Tahmeed Ahmed, Jeffrey Gordon, Laura Karvelyte, Keshav Nepal
| Nature Verified
Abstract Environmental enteric dysfunction (EED), a small intestinal disorder prevalent in undernourished children with stunted growth and their undernourished mothers, is associated with gut mucosal barrier disruption and decreased absorptive capacity. Here we provide preclinical evidence that intergenerational transmission of a perturbed small intestinal microbiota contributes to pathogenesis.
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