Bitcoin’s plunge accelerated on Thursday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency fell more than 12% to below $64,000 in late afternoon trading, a level not seen since October 2024. The moves underscore how vulnerable cryptocurrencies can be when investors turn away from risk.The sharp drop was a reversal from late last…
New data on jobs and layoffs this week points to more job cuts and lackluster hiring plans, indicating 2026 might…
A U.S. jury ordered Uber on Thursday to pay $8.5 million after finding it liable in a lawsuit brought by…
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he hopes to push his immigration crackdown into five more cities, previewing an ongoing…
A Chinese billionaire trader known for profiting from gold’s multi-year rally has turned sharply bearish on silver, building a short…
For years, blockchain had promise in the finance industry, but lacked the liquidity and connectivity to scale. Yuval Rooz, CEO…
Social media is mourning a freezer aisle staple.The Coca-Cola Company said it is discontinuing Minute Maid’s cans of frozen orange…
Brad Karp, the chairman of the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, resigned Wednesday after the most recent…
The US Department of State held its first Critical Minerals Ministerial on Wednesday (February 4), drawing together officials from more…
It’s been a wild week of ups and downs for precious metals prices.Gold, silver and platinum have already recorded new…