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.
Tractor Supply's CEO, Lawton, purchased 15,600 shares of the company for $501,540 despite the stock having declined 44%. This insider buying signals confidence in the company's future prospects even as the stock price has fallen significantly. Such m...
AtlasClear Holdings has launched a redesigned corporate website that consolidates its operating businesses, technology roadmap, and investor resources in one place. The new site highlights its current clearing and brokerage services through subsidiar...
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reported strong Q2 2026 results with revenue rising 1.5 times year-over-year to $11.5 billion, driven by a doubling of data center sales to $6.7 billion. Despite this rapid growth, AMD's $789 billion valuation already ref...
BioHarvest Sciences reported a 3.8% revenue increase to $8.8 million in Q2 and narrowed its net loss to $3.7 million. The company shifted focus to manufacturing capacity and secured a deal to produce 20 tons of a rare, high-value fragrance ingredient...
Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. reported a record 23.5% hydrogen concentration within the first 300 meters of drill hole DDH-26-05 at its Bennett Hill Natural Hydrogen Project in Nova Scotia, surpassing their previous record at greater depth. The h...
