Bitcoin's upward momentum has stalled at the key resistance level of $63,300, with technical indicators like declining volume and Bollinger Band extensions suggesting potential buyer exhaustion and risk of a reversal.
Crypto payment gateway NOWPayments has introduced a new infrastructure allowing businesses to conduct mass crypto payouts via email with no network or service fees, aiming to reduce operational complexity and costs.
Colombia's benchmark COLCAP stock index closed up 0.65% on Friday, driven by gains in the industrial and services sectors, even as key commodity prices fell.
Fitch Ratings revised its outlook on Moody's Corporation to Positive from Stable, affirming its 'BBB+' rating. The change reflects the company's strong market position, expanding free cash flow, and successful diversification through its analytics division.
The New York Times has filed a countersuit against the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, claiming the agency's discrimination lawsuit is an act of illegal retaliation for the newspaper's critical coverage of the Trump administration.
A U.S. bankruptcy judge has ruled that California cannot pursue monetary damages against Chrome Holding Co., the successor to 23andMe, in connection with a 2023 data breach that exposed the data of 6.9 million customers. The state's lawsuit is blocked by the terms of the genetics company's Chapter 11 reorganization plan.
Russia's benchmark stock index fell to its lowest point in three years, driven by significant losses in major companies like Polyus and VTB. The ruble also weakened against the dollar and euro amid rising market volatility.
The social media giant has discontinued its 'Muse Image' generator, which used public Instagram photos, following sharp criticism from users and the SAG-AFTRA union over its automatic opt-in policy.
The Oregon Department of Justice has dropped its legal motion to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros. acquisition, accusing Paramount of non-compliance but signaling it will continue to review the deal.
