Bitcoin bounced higher following weaker-than-expected US job growth, with analysts citing historical trends and renewed institutional ETF inflows as factors that could drive the price toward $70,000 this month.
Investors await the upcoming US Federal Open Market Committee minutes as forecasts suggest a potential Fed interest rate increase, keeping crypto traders cautious.
The US Department of Justice told a federal court that investors in the Adani securities case did not lose any money, challenging the foundation of the criminal charges against the industrialist.
Jake and Adam Croman are quietly building a Manhattan portfolio focused on rent-stabilized properties, signaling a strategic shift from their father’s controversial legacy.
Some companies pushing heavy AI adoption found it drove soaring expenses on trivial tasks and costly experiments, sparking concerns over efficiency and broader business impacts.
Ethereum recovered past $1,700 as a major whale closed a costly short, while retail traders boosted long futures positions, signaling growing buying momentum.
A major tech developer has taken legal action against a small Ohio town that blocked its plans to build a massive AI data center, sparking a wider debate on infrastructure and resource use.
Tesla expands live Supercharger stall forecasts on Google Maps to eligible non-Tesla EVs, helping drivers plan charging stops and reduce wait times on road trips.
Bitcoin nears completion of a key double-bottom pattern as institutional inflows re-emerge, suggesting a potential break in the bearish trend that began in late 2025.
Amazon has released a quietly upgraded Fire HD 10 tablet featuring increased memory, though a subtle website listing may confuse buyers about which version to choose.