Bitcoin miners shifting to AI infrastructure face a $50 billion near-term funding gap and $221 billion long-term capital needs, according to VanEck. Investors are moving beyond AI contract announcements to focus on whether miners can finance and build data centers, with only 25% of leased AI capacity delivered so far. Valuations depend on operational power and tenant quality, favoring miners with strong hyperscaler clients. The next phase for miners is proving execution ability to avoid lasting valuation drops amid a transition from mining to AI services.
Brodsky & Smith LLC has announced investigations into the merger agreements of Simulations Plus, Roku, TruBridge, and Organon. The investigations focus on whether the respective company boards breached their fiduciary duties by not ensuring a fair pr...
Jeppesen ForeFlight has received the Department of Defense Impact Level 5 (IL5) Authority to Operate, the highest cybersecurity clearance for unclassified cloud systems. This authorization allows military and defense organizations to use ForeFlight f...
Sun Life Global Investments declared cash distributions for June 2026 for its exchange-traded fund (ETF) series. Unitholders of record on June 23, 2026, will receive payments on June 30, 2026, with distribution amounts ranging from CAD 0.075 to CAD 0...
Parsons Corporation's stock increased following the award of design and construction oversight contracts for the John A. Blatnik Bridge replacement project, valued between $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion. The project, led by the Minnesota and Wisconsin...
Capital Link Shipping has expanded its Maritime Intelligence Hub with new executive insights from leaders at Scorpio Tankers, DHT Holdings, d’Amico International Shipping, and others. These discussions cover market trends in crude oil and product tan...
