The leading cryptocurrency maintained its position over the weekend despite escalating U.S.-Iran conflict and a contentious debate over a proposed change to the Bitcoin protocol.
Nuclear technology firm Holtec Nuclear Corporation has submitted its initial public offering filing, planning to list on Nasdaq under the ticker HNUC. The offering will feature a dual-class stock structure, granting disproportionate voting rights to Class B shareholders.
The chipmaker indicated that AI infrastructure spending is expanding to sovereign and enterprise customers, while confirming its Rubin and Feynman platforms remain on schedule, according to a note from Citi.
The chipmaker indicated that demand for its AI hardware is expanding beyond cloud giants to enterprises and governments, while confirming its next-generation 'Rubin' platform remains on schedule, according to a note from Citi.
Crude oil benchmarks settled roughly 2% lower on Thursday, as mounting concerns over global inflation and potential interest rate hikes overshadowed ongoing supply disruptions from the U.S.-Iran conflict.
Iran launched missile and drone attacks on U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan, shattering a three-week-old ceasefire and escalating a regional conflict that threatens global energy supplies.
The U.S. House of Representatives will vote next week on the Sunshine Protection Act, which aims to end the biannual clock change. Proponents cite economic and health benefits, while opponents raise concerns about dark winter mornings.
The main sea freight index for dry bulk commodities rose on Friday, capping a strong weekly performance driven by a significant rally in rates for larger capesize vessels amid robust demand for iron ore.
A court in Tbilisi has sentenced Aleko Elisashvili, a founder of the Citizens party, to 13 years in prison after convicting him of attempted terrorism for trying to set fire to a court building last year. The verdict comes amid growing concerns over democratic backsliding in the EU-aspirant nation.
