US-listed Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $225.2 million on Thursday, breaking a seven-day streak of inflows totaling nearly $1 billion. This reversal coincided with Bitcoin briefly dropping below $65,000 amid weakening US equity markets and renewed US-Iran tensions. Despite the outflow, Bitcoin ETFs still recorded about $274 million in weekly net inflows through Thursday. Market indicators suggest cautious professional demand, with Bitcoin needing to recover above $69,000 to sustain its rebound and potentially move toward $84,000. Meanwhile, US spot Ether ETFs continued to attract inflows, extending their positive streak to five sessions.
Core Natural Resources announced that Mitesh Thakkar will now oversee the company's main operating functions, including operations, marketing, logistics, and strategy. Nathan Tucker has been appointed as the new chief financial officer, succeeding Th...
Analog Devices reported fiscal Q3 adjusted earnings per share of $3.45, beating analyst estimates of $3.34, and revenue of $4.02 billion, surpassing the $3.92 billion forecast. The company's strong performance was driven by robust demand in its Data ...
Chipotle Mexican Grill introduced the Salish Matter Order, featuring a Kid's Cheese Quesadilla with rice, beans, guac, chips, and chocolate milk, available exclusively via the Chipotle app and website for a limited time. This marks the first Kid's Me...
Marks and Spencer's food sales surged 15.8% in early August, far outpacing rivals like Sainsbury's at 2.6%, highlighting a split in the UK grocery market. Growth is concentrated at the premium and discount ends, with mid-market grocers like Tesco and...
In July 2026, the U.S. housing market showed increased inventory with a 4.7% rise in homes for sale compared to last year, while median home prices remained stable at $450,000. Sales rose 2.5% year over year, but conditions varied widely by metro are...
