Gold is not dead, but it has shifted from 'rising no matter what' to 'needing a reason to rise'.

Eager for its IPO, Kraken sets its sights on DeFi

The great rout of old-guard stocks.

Perhaps the best time for a place is precisely when it begins to show you the door.

Strategy has spun the most ingenious cocoon, only to trap itself inside.

When culture becomes a liquid asset, CardBox wants to be the track that keeps it flowing.

As AI bills begin to be passed on to consumers, a new round of inflation may be spreading across the United States. Economists warn that, unlike tariff hikes or oil price shocks, the impact of AI on demand could persist for years.

The foundry and server CPU businesses are indeed growth highlights, but these opportunities have already been priced in by the market.

Analyst Harlan Sur notes this marks Micron’s shift from a cyclical commodity supplier to a long-term vendor with multi-year contract protection and downside hedging for both revenue and profits. Wall Street’s major banks have collectively raised their target prices.

South Korea's stock market is witnessing a rare tug-of-war over capital: foreign investors have recorded a net outflow of nearly $95 billion this year, on track to set a record for a single Asian market, while retail investors have absorbed the selling with $80 billion in purchases.

The prediction market doesn't lack profitable addresses, but being profitable doesn't equal being reproducible.

The so-called tool essentially entrusts novice users who don't understand football matches, politics, or weather forecasting to specialists in various fields.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Warns: Ships Using the Strait of Hormuz Without Tehran's Approval Will Be Struck.

Micron surged 850% in a year—so why is it still seen as a 'cheap stock'?

For those tracking the CLARITY Act, the key signal to watch isn't just whether the bill itself passes, but whether institutional capital actually flows into these protocols in the weeks following its approval.

On the ruins of the Centriq fiasco nine years ago, Qualcomm is simultaneously placing bets across five fronts—CPU, accelerator, networking, and software—to re-launch its assault on the data center. Is this a king's return, or history repeating itself? Three critical junctures will determine everything.