Institutional shifts in US Bitcoin ETF ownership reveal hedge funds selling amid market downturn, while banks and advisors increase their exposure despite price volatility.
Hezbollah refuses to accept a U.S.-brokered cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon, continuing rocket attacks and Israeli airstrikes amid stalled peace talks involving Iran.
Somerville received $50,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies to launch a youth-led microgrant program fostering local climate initiatives aligned with the city’s environmental goals.
Russian President Vladimir Putin outlined Russia’s firm conditions for peace talks on Ukraine, stressing security demands as fighting and humanitarian crises persist.
Hezbollah dismissed the cease-fire deal arranged between Israel and Lebanon, deepening tensions as the group insists Israel must withdraw fully from Lebanese territory.
Amazon engineers criticized the company for investing heavily in AI data centers while cutting tens of thousands of corporate jobs, prompting Seattle to impose a temporary moratorium on new data center projects.
Elon Musk seeks to end Federal Trade Commission audits on X’s data handling, citing company changes, while critics warn his management risks user privacy protections.
The crypto market has erased more than $2 trillion in value since late last year, with Michael Saylor pointing to capital rotation and ETF outflows as key factors in the downturn.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon will lead a high-profile nationwide event to introduce SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO to thousands of the bank’s wealthiest clients.
Pinterest has secured a $4 billion cloud services agreement with Amazon Web Services through 2031 to enhance its AI-driven visual search and personalization technology.