Bitcoin ETFs experienced one of their largest daily outflows of 2026, losing $648.64 million with Blackrock's IBIT fund accounting for $448.36 million of the withdrawals. Ether ETFs also faced continued outflows for the sixth straight day, losing $86.31 million led by Blackrock's ETHA fund. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP ETFs saw modest inflows, indicating selective buying amid broader crypto market weakness. This trend reflects growing institutional caution and risk reduction, with Bitcoin and Ether funds under pressure while smaller crypto assets attract cautious interest. The market's next direction may depend on whether institutional investors return soon or if selling continues.
Vishay Intertechnology will present its latest passive components, semiconductors, and system-level solutions at PCIM Europe 2026 in Nuremberg, focusing on electrification, energy efficiency, and system integration. Highlights include advanced resist...
Kering has published its monthly update on the total number of shares and voting rights as of May 15, 2026. The company reports 123,420,778 shares composing its capital and 176,812,408 theoretical voting rights, with 176,010,581 exercisable voting ri...
The global smart ports market is projected to expand from $1.6 billion in 2025 to $7.3 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 23.6%. This growth is fueled by increasing global trade, demand for operational efficiency, and sustainability efforts. Smart...
Amazon increased its stake in Marvell Technology by purchasing 170,924 shares in Q1, raising its total to 396,352 shares valued at $39.26 million. This move highlights Amazon's commitment to its AI infrastructure, as Marvell co-designs chips like Tra...
EnsembleIQ’s DSN has launched the #FillHealthCareGaps campaign to support community pharmacies as America faces a shortage of 80,000 primary care physicians by 2030. The campaign includes a website, video, and LinkedIn initiative showcasing pharmacis...
