Bitcoin plunged to $58,131 on June 25, its lowest since September 2024, falling over 53% from its $126,000 peak in late 2025. The crash triggered $1.4 billion in liquidations, mostly from long positions, amid extreme market fear and a shift of capital toward AI sectors. With $10 billion in Bitcoin options expiring soon, further volatility is expected, and investors are closely watching the $55,000-$58,000 range for signs of recovery or further decline. The drop below the 200-week moving average signals potential bearish trends similar to past crypto downturns.
Moore Law, PLLC is investigating BellRing Brands, Inc. for allegedly misrepresenting its sales growth as driven by increased consumer demand, while it was actually due to key customers stockpiling inventory. The company reportedly downplayed competit...
An insider at Progyny (PGNY) sold 5,500 shares valued at $137,000. Insider sales can indicate the insider's personal financial decisions or a signal about the company's future prospects. Investors often watch such moves closely to gauge confidence le...
TALON and Smart Data Solutions (SDS) have deepened their partnership to extend TALON's Universal Repricer and UAPA™ pricing technology across SDS's EDI clearinghouse. This expansion allows more health plans, TPAs, and self-funded employers to apply e...
Law Offices of Howard G. Smith announced class action lawsuits against Calix, AeroVironment, Zoetis, and Lucid Group for allegedly making false or misleading statements about their business conditions and prospects during specific periods in 2025 and...
Identiv is selling its Internet of Things (IoT) business and Thai subsidiary to focus on acquiring software companies. The announcement caused its stock to drop over 30%, hitting a 52-week low of $2.48. A UBS analyst set a $3.10 price target, suggest...
