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Shares of Eastman Kodak Co more than doubled on Tuesday after the one-time leader in photography became the latest company to jump on the cryptocurrency bandwagon.

Share prices were mostly lower in Asia on Wednesday as the afterglow from Wall Street's extended winning streak faded.

U.S. stock indexes held close to their record levels on Tuesday, and the Standard & Poor's 500 edged higher as calm continues to reign over markets around the world.

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Asian shares were mostly higher on Tuesday, cheered by the upbeat mood on Wall Street and hopes for a robust U.S. economy.

U.S. stock indexes took a small step back from their record levels on Monday, as their momentum slowed following a torrid start to the year.

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Israel's central bank said on Monday it would not recognize virtual currencies such as bitcoin as actual currency and that it was difficult to devise regulations to monitor the risks of such activity to the country's banks and their clients.

Asian stock markets rose Monday following Wall Street's strong week as traders looked ahead to data releases from China, Japan and the Eurozone.

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Technology and transportation companies are climbing as U.S. stocks rise for the fourth day in a row to start 2018.

Asian stock markets rose Friday after the Dow Jones industrial average finished above 25,000 for the first time.

The Dow Jones industrial average is trading above 25,000 points for the first time early Thursday, breaking another 1,000-point milestone.

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Israel may ban from trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange companies whose main business revolves around bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the Israel Securities Authority (ISA), the country's markets regulator, said on Thursday.

Asian shares were mostly higher on Thursday, led by Japan, on optimism over the coming year that pushed Wall Street to record highs.

Technology companies are once again leading U.S. stocks higher early Wednesday as indexes remain at all-time highs.

A newly-revealed investor is sending bitcoin higher, and two other cryptocurrencies have skyrocketed over the past week.

Strong manufacturing data and overnight gains on Wall Street gave Asian markets a boost on Wednesday.

U.S. stocks are starting the new year higher thanks in part to gains in technology companies and retailers, some of the market's biggest gainers from 2017.