Investors withdrew $4.7 billion from US spot Bitcoin ETFs since mid-May, driven by a falling Bitcoin price and concerns over Federal Reserve rate hikes. Bitcoin dropped from above $79,000 to below $60,000, with $1.7 billion in ETF outflows in the past week alone, led by BlackRock's IBIT. The selloff followed strong US jobs data that reduced expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts, as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh signals a possible hawkish stance on inflation. Traders now expect at least one rate hike by year-end, adding pressure on the digital asset market.
Aramark's commercial momentum is translating into visible revenue and margin improvements, with organic revenue up 12% in Q2 2026 and client retention above 98%. The company’s new Nexus segment, targeting hyperscale AI data centers, offers a higher-m...
Chainlink secured two major institutional partnerships: DTCC chose its Runtime Environment (CRE) for a new Collateral AppChain launching in Q4 2026 to manage real-time collateral across blockchains, and Project Pangea, a consortium of 50+ banks with ...
Vietnam Tech Summit 2026, held August 7-8 at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley, is the largest Vietnamese-led tech event in the U.S., focusing on AI's impact on technology careers. The summit offers company tours at Google, Microsoft, Net...
Pony.ai's stock hit a record low after a market overreaction to regulatory concerns, despite delivering strong Q1 results with 145% year-over-year revenue growth and raising its 2026 revenue guidance. The company achieved unit operating break-even in...
XRP closed June near the key $1 level after a 22% drop this month and a tough first half of 2026. Historically, July and the third quarter have been strong for XRP, with average monthly gains over 10% and a median Q3 return of 27.1%. This pattern, co...
