The AI boom has transformed the memory chip market into one of technology's hottest — and tightest — segments.
The GENIUS Act has hit its first anniversary without U.S. regulators yet meeting deadlines to write regulations, though rules will be in full effect by July 2028.
Sustained capital flows into BTC, ETH and the spot ETFs highlight traders' shifting mood on crypto. Is the worst part of the bear market over?
Bitcoin (BTC) has formed a rare bullish Relative Strength Index (RSI) divergence on its weekly chart, a technical signal that previously preceded a rally of more than 700%.
More than a year after the federal government renewed a push toward nuclear energy, the industry is building momentum thanks to a streamlined process for reactor authorization, an ambitious goal of 300 additional gigawatts of capacity by 2050, and more. The timing is crucial, as AI electricity demand continues to grow and low-carbon energy generation via nuclear facilities is particularly appealing in these contexts.
This week was a whirlwind of activity in the crypto world. From CEOs discussing the future of Bitcoin to unexpected hacks, the industry was buzzing with news.
Hutchmed basically combines a growing oncology franchise with late-stage immunology assets and an early ATTC pipeline. Their Fruzaqla international rollout and improving China execution could also help increase their recurring revenues. Similarly, Sovleplenib, Fanregratinib, and SAFFRON give HCM several options to further derisk its broader pipeline.
Green energy just hit an inflection point that few investors are pricing correctly.
Cooling holder losses support a higher low, but weak spot demand leaves Bitcoin below its first major recovery test near $69,000.
Solana (SOL) held firm around the mid-$75 level on Saturday, supported by a steady bid from institutional narratives in Asia and a growing list of real-world payment use cases. The token's resilience comes as market participants weigh near-term technical levels against longer-term adoption signals tied to regulated finance, tokenized assets, and consumer-facing crypto commerce.
Iran's IRGC struck US military bases in Kuwait, sending Bitcoin briefly below $100K and triggering over $700M in liquidations before a swift recovery above IRGC strikes US bases in Kuwait as Bitcoin briefly dips below $100K.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) could see its stock climb modestly by August 1, 2026, according to a forecast generated by Finbold's AI Agent.
Artificial intelligence has been defined by a relentless race for more computing power.
Ripple's XRP is struggling to translate a string of bullish headlines into price momentum, holding near the $1.09 level even after achieving a key European regulatory registration and landing in an institutional multi-token ETF. The muted reaction underscores a market dynamic in which macro conditions—rather than token-specific catalysts—are still doing most of the heavy lifting.
One year after XRP's all-time high, analysts say its long correction may be building the foundation for a breakout, with Fibonacci targets of $8–$27 as $1.08 support holds.
An optimistic Q2 earnings report from GE Aerospace NYSE: GE saw the company boost full-year profit guidance amid resilient demand for repairs and spare parts in spite of challenges related to fuel prices and more. This may bode well for the aerospace service industry more broadly, suggesting that companies providing critical services and products may be able to carve out a niche and potentially outperform larger aircraft makers and related firms.
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom told CNBC is working to make up a margin gap it has with rivals United and Delta. The carrier is working on improving reliability, investing in more upscale cabins and lounges, and preparing a wide-body plane order from Boeing or Airbus to attract higher-spending travelers as early as this year.
As cryptocurrency investors prepare for the next major market rally, attention is shifting toward projects demonstrating tangible utility and measurable adoption. Three altcoins standing out in this landscape are Solana, Chainlink, and Ondo Finance, according to market analysts.
While Ethereum and Solana both function as smart-contract platforms, their technological approaches and investor appeal differ significantly.
Earnings season heats up this week, with Big Tech taking center stage.
The Uniswap decentralized exchange is preparing for a pair of governance decisions that may substantially increase the rate at which UNI tokens are permanently removed from circulation. The voting window begins on July 19 and concludes on July 26.
Constellation Energy is uniquely positioned with the largest deliverable carbon-free inventory, controlling over half of the US merchant nuclear pool. CEG's investment case hinges on structural scarcity: its uncontracted nuclear inventory is smaller than the massive data-center-driven supply gap, supporting durable pricing power. Guidance excludes upside from ~147 TWh of uncontracted nuclear, offering a free, unmodeled option potentially worth +$1.5 to $4 EPS over five years.
Hackers briefly disabled the official website of Kenyan President William Ruto on July 18, demanded a ransom of five bitcoins and threatened to leak unspecified data if not paid.
GE Aerospace remains a core holding despite its 40x earnings multiple, due to its dominant market position and resilient business model. I prioritize holding long-term winners with durable moats, high returns on capital, and robust reinvestment opportunities over reacting to short-term valuation concerns. GE, UNP, and TPL exemplify my "never sell" approach, each possessing unique, hard-to-replicate assets and sustainable competitive advantages.
The DTCC completed live production trades using tokenized securities on July 15. Does Chainlink's role in that infrastructure translate to LINK price upside above $8.40?
Bitcoin's current valuation hovers near $64,000 following a significant decline to $59,743 recorded on June 5, 2026. This represented the weakest price level observed since October of the previous year.
Within the cryptocurrency landscape, Ethereum maintains its position as the second-largest digital asset following Bitcoin. While Bitcoin serves primarily as a store of value and digital gold, Ethereum functions as the foundational layer powering decentralized applications, DeFi protocols, stablecoin infrastructure, and tokenized real-world assets.
There's a question buried in this week's US economic data that sounds simple but is surprisingly hard to answer: when Americans spend more money, does that mean they're buying more, or just paying more for the same stuff? Those are completely different things, and it's important to tell them apart.
Chainlink's CCIP protocol is now embedded in central bank projects across Brazil, Hong Kong, Australia, the UK, and mBridge nations for CBDC and tokenized Chainlink embedded in central bank projects across five countries.
Prices can vary on ride-hailing apps, even for the same ride, a recent study found. One rider said she figured it out herself after comparing prices for Lyft rides with her partner.