Bitget is moving forward with plans to enter the U.S. market through a regulated entity, regardless of whether the CLARITY Act passes. CEO Gracy Chen emphasized the company will seek necessary money-transmitter, derivatives, and broker-dealer licenses before launching services. Bitget is also exploring partnerships with NYSE and Nasdaq to offer tokenized traditional assets, which already make up a significant portion of its trading volume. The company aims to comply fully with U.S. regulations and separate its U.S. operations from offshore platforms, signaling a serious commitment to expansion despite regulatory uncertainties.
TransUnion has announced that its VantageScore 4.0 mortgage scores will be priced at $0.99 each until December 2028, providing stable and predictable costs for lenders. This pricing strategy follows the Federal Housing Finance Agency's decision to ex...
ServiceTitan's CEO sold over 3,000 shares valued at $180,000 as the company's stock price dropped to its lowest point in a year. This move may signal concerns about the company's near-term prospects or a strategic decision by the CEO to liquidate hol...
Scotiabank has lowered its price target for Comcast from $29.00 to $27.50 as the stock faces significant challenges, including a 12-year low trading price and increased competition from services like Starlink. Comcast's share price has dropped 58% si...
UBS has maintained its Buy rating on PepsiCo but lowered the price target from $159 to $145 following a nearly 8% drop in PepsiCo's stock over the past month. Investors are awaiting the company's Q3 earnings report on October 8, with analysts expecti...
UBS has maintained a Neutral rating on Nike stock following the company's fiscal first-quarter revenue falling short of estimates and its announcement of layoffs. Nike's shares dropped over 7% amid weak earnings guidance and expectations of further s...
