Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted $34 million in net inflows this week, marking a modest recovery after billions in outflows earlier in 2026. Despite a cumulative loss of about $4.8 billion this year, recent weeks have shown steady inflows, supported by Bitcoin's price nearing $65,000-$66,000. Competition among ETFs is intensifying, focusing on fees and distribution strength. While $34 million is small, consistent inflows suggest growing institutional interest in Bitcoin ETFs.
Nvidia has successfully signed Toyota, Fanuc, Kioxia, and five other leading Japanese industrial companies into its physical AI coalition this week. This move highlights Nvidia's expanding influence in the AI sector and its strong partnerships with k...
Thistle Resources has launched a trenching program at its Brunswick Project in New Brunswick to explore high-grade antimony alongside silver and gold. The program aims to expose bedrock and analyze the contact between granite and antimony-bearing qua...
SpaceX's stock, currently around $115 after falling from over $225 post-IPO, could decline to $50 between August 2026 and mid-2027 if insider selling increases, earnings disappoint, and Starship delays continue. The company faces potential volatility...
Apple's total revenue for fiscal Q3 is expected to remain flat at $108.1 billion, according to Visible Alpha consensus, showing a slight increase since late January but no change from the previous quarter. The high-margin Services segment is also exp...
Isabella Bank Corporation reported a 25% earnings per share miss in Q2 2026, marking its third consecutive earnings disappointment and signaling ongoing challenges in profit growth. The bank's valuation has normalized following a sharp price decline,...
