Agereh Technologies, a Canadian AI company, showcased its movement intelligence platform at the Alberta Aviation, Aerospace & Defence Summit 2026, gaining positive feedback from defence and aerospace stakeholders. The platform tracks people, assets, and infrastructure to enhance operational awareness and resilience. Following the event, Agereh joined the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) to deepen its engagement in Canada's defence sector. The company plans to explore opportunities in defence facilities, airport operations, and logistics using its AI-enabled solutions.
The US Dollar and Brent crude oil prices have shown an unusual positive correlation of 0.55, the highest since 2005, coinciding with the Iran war's onset in March 2026. Typically, these move inversely because oil is priced in US Dollars, but geopolit...
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, expressed concerns about the declining global influence of the United States amid China's growing economic power, now estimated at 60-70% of the US economy. After spending significant time in Asia, Dalio ...
Nvidia is considered a long-term buy ahead of its May 20 earnings report, despite recent underperformance compared to the semiconductor sector. The company's Q1 guidance excludes revenue from China data centers, meaning any positive developments in C...
XRP's reserve across exchanges has fallen to about 2.75 billion tokens as demand remains strong despite recent price volatility. After a price surge on May 14, XRP's price dipped but is now recovering, trading around $1.42 with renewed investor inter...
Bitcoin traded in a narrow range around $78,000 on May 17, holding key support after a recent pullback from $82,800. Technical indicators show mixed signals with cautious sentiment and weakening bearish momentum. Traders are watching for a breakout a...
