Bithumb turned a simple promotional giveaway into a $44 billion disaster when customers received 2,000 Bitcoins instead of $1.40 cash rewards. The exchange managed to recover 99.7% of the mistakenly distributed funds, but regulators are now circling.
We're not screaming about recession, but we're not exactly relaxed either. With economists pegging downturn odds at 30-40%, investors are hedging their bets with a more balanced ETF approach that doesn't bet on boom or bust.
Tesla's CEO delivered a blunt assessment of America's fiscal future, arguing that artificial intelligence and robotics are the only things standing between the country and economic catastrophe as debt servicing costs spiral out of control.
As AI disruption fears spook software investors, Goldman Sachs is tracking a decisive shift toward old-economy sectors that artificial intelligence can't easily disrupt. Think chemicals, freight, and farm equipment instead of cloud platforms.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are locked in a heated dispute over the state's handling of federal immigration detainers for thousands of individuals in custody, including those charged with serious crimes.
A Toledo man arrested by the Secret Service for allegedly threatening Vice President JD Vance now faces up to 25 years in prison after investigators discovered child sexual abuse material during their investigation, highlighting escalating concerns about threats against public officials.
President Trump struck a diplomatic tone about nuclear negotiations with Iran while simultaneously deploying military assets to the region, imposing fresh oil sanctions, and warning of serious consequences if talks fail.
The U.S. is boosting humanitarian assistance to Cuba by $6 million, routing supplies through the Catholic Church to bypass government interference as the island grapples with energy shortages and storm damage.
Federal regulators are digging into Netflix's massive bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, asking whether the streaming giant is using anticompetitive tactics to lock down market dominance. Netflix says the concerns are overblown, and its stock barely budged on the news.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that the Pentagon is terminating all military education programs with Harvard University, the latest step in the Trump administration's escalating pressure campaign against elite universities.
Bitcoin Cash is catching a serious bid Friday as Bitcoin snaps back from Thursday's weakness, reigniting risk appetite and pulling traders into higher-beta crypto plays.
Elon Musk's SpaceX merges with xAI in a massive $1 trillion deal, Kirin sells its Four Roses bourbon brand for $775 million, and billionaire Ivan Glasenberg's quest for a Glencore-Rio Tinto mega-merger falls apart after nearly a month of negotiations.
Twenty-five drone manufacturers, including Kratos Defense and Red Cat Holdings, are heading to Fort Benning for a high-stakes competition that could reshape how the military buys combat drones—and which companies dominate the market.
The Dow just crossed 50,000 for the first time ever while software stocks suffered one of their worst weeks since 2022. Investors are fleeing AI-exposed tech for old-economy value plays as generative AI threatens to cannibalize the very sectors it promised to revolutionize.
While everyone watches the flashy quantum stocks, Infleqtion is quietly building something different. The company combines quantum computing with revenue-generating quantum sensing, backed by government contracts and Nvidia partnerships. It's going public via SPAC in weeks, and trading at a steep discount to peers.
Bithumb turned a simple promotional giveaway into a $44 billion disaster when customers received 2,000 Bitcoins instead of $1.40 cash rewards. The exchange managed to recover 99.7% of the mistakenly distributed funds, but regulators are now circling.
We're not screaming about recession, but we're not exactly relaxed either. With economists pegging downturn odds at 30-40%, investors are hedging their bets with a more balanced ETF approach that doesn't bet on boom or bust.
Tesla's CEO delivered a blunt assessment of America's fiscal future, arguing that artificial intelligence and robotics are the only things standing between the country and economic catastrophe as debt servicing costs spiral out of control.
As AI disruption fears spook software investors, Goldman Sachs is tracking a decisive shift toward old-economy sectors that artificial intelligence can't easily disrupt. Think chemicals, freight, and farm equipment instead of cloud platforms.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem are locked in a heated dispute over the state's handling of federal immigration detainers for thousands of individuals in custody, including those charged with serious crimes.
A Toledo man arrested by the Secret Service for allegedly threatening Vice President JD Vance now faces up to 25 years in prison after investigators discovered child sexual abuse material during their investigation, highlighting escalating concerns about threats against public officials.
President Trump struck a diplomatic tone about nuclear negotiations with Iran while simultaneously deploying military assets to the region, imposing fresh oil sanctions, and warning of serious consequences if talks fail.
The U.S. is boosting humanitarian assistance to Cuba by $6 million, routing supplies through the Catholic Church to bypass government interference as the island grapples with energy shortages and storm damage.
Federal regulators are digging into Netflix's massive bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, asking whether the streaming giant is using anticompetitive tactics to lock down market dominance. Netflix says the concerns are overblown, and its stock barely budged on the news.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Friday that the Pentagon is terminating all military education programs with Harvard University, the latest step in the Trump administration's escalating pressure campaign against elite universities.
Bitcoin Cash is catching a serious bid Friday as Bitcoin snaps back from Thursday's weakness, reigniting risk appetite and pulling traders into higher-beta crypto plays.
Elon Musk's SpaceX merges with xAI in a massive $1 trillion deal, Kirin sells its Four Roses bourbon brand for $775 million, and billionaire Ivan Glasenberg's quest for a Glencore-Rio Tinto mega-merger falls apart after nearly a month of negotiations.
Twenty-five drone manufacturers, including Kratos Defense and Red Cat Holdings, are heading to Fort Benning for a high-stakes competition that could reshape how the military buys combat drones—and which companies dominate the market.
The Dow just crossed 50,000 for the first time ever while software stocks suffered one of their worst weeks since 2022. Investors are fleeing AI-exposed tech for old-economy value plays as generative AI threatens to cannibalize the very sectors it promised to revolutionize.
While everyone watches the flashy quantum stocks, Infleqtion is quietly building something different. The company combines quantum computing with revenue-generating quantum sensing, backed by government contracts and Nvidia partnerships. It's going public via SPAC in weeks, and trading at a steep discount to peers.