Three large consumer companies—Whirlpool, Molson Coors, and Harley-Davidson—are showing signs that their dividend payouts may be at risk. Whirlpool has already suspended its dividend due to significant losses and heavy debt, while Molson Coors is guiding for double-digit earnings declines despite raising its dividend, raising concerns about sustainability. Harley-Davidson faces structural challenges with a major profit segment downsized and is funding buybacks amid shrinking cash flow. Investors should be cautious as these yields may not be sustainable and could lead to future cuts.
Remittix has raised $33 million and will burn 300 million RTX tokens, reducing supply by 20% ahead of public trading starting November 24, 2026. This token burn and near-cap funding boost scarcity and investor interest. Meanwhile, the XRP Ledger's No...
XTransfer, a leading global B2B cross-border payment platform, made its first appearance at Money20/20 USA 2026 in Las Vegas to accelerate its expansion into Latin American markets. The company recently completed regulatory registration in Chile, ena...
Lunit Inc. and Summit Therapeutics have entered a research agreement to use Lunit's AI-powered pathology platform, Lunit SCOPE IO, for analyzing tumor microenvironments in support of Summit's immuno-oncology drug ivonescimab. The AI platform will ana...
Virtuals Protocol is conducting a private test of Butler's automated options trading on the Derive platform, allowing Bitcoin and Ether holders to hedge against major U.S. economic events like Federal Reserve rate decisions and CPI releases. Users se...
HTX Research forecasts choppy crypto trading before and after the Nov. 3 U.S. midterm elections, noting that changes in congressional control may alter policy expectations but won't alone drive a lasting market rally. Near-term crypto prices are more...
