In a New York Supreme Court case, a dormant bitcoin wallet linked to Noah Doe's $293 billion abandonment claim moved 1,878.5711 BTC ($114.16 million) after 6.5 years of inactivity. This activity challenges Doe's argument that the wallets are abandoned, as some addresses show ongoing control. A judge recently paused the case following a legal filing, with a hearing upcoming to decide the case's future. The blockchain activity itself raises questions about the validity of claiming lost bitcoin based solely on inactivity.
GNI Group has agreed to acquire 100% of Ayumi Pharmaceutical Holdings from shareholders led by Blackstone for about ¥44.8 billion. This acquisition significantly expands GNI's commercial footprint in Japan, especially in pain management and rheumatol...
Gen Digital Inc. is showing stable free cash flow supported by a slowly growing subscription base, making it attractive in today's volatile market influenced by consumer uncertainty and AI developments. The stock currently yields about 10% in free ca...
NVIDIA and SK hynix announced a multiyear partnership to co-develop next-generation memory for AI systems, including NVIDIA's Vera Rubin supercomputers and other AI platforms. This deal aims to strengthen Korea's tech sector during a global chip mark...
GitHub has introduced Spec Kit, an open-source toolkit that enforces a spec-driven development approach, requiring developers to write detailed plans before AI coding agents generate code. Compatible with over 30 AI tools like Copilot and Claude Code...
Tyson Foods reported strong Q2 results, surpassing sales and earnings expectations, and raised its free cash flow guidance for fiscal year 2026 to between $1.2 and $1.8 billion. The company also reduced its total debt by $747 million, strengthening i...
