CareCloud, a health data company, confirmed a data breach affecting over 3.75 million people, marking the fifth-largest health data theft in 2026. Hackers accessed sensitive information including names, Social Security numbers, medical records, and financial data from CareCloud's cloud storage over six days. The breach impacts patients served by thousands of healthcare providers using CareCloud's electronic medical record services. The company has not disclosed if it paid the hackers or taken executive accountability steps, while the healthcare sector continues to face significant cybersecurity threats this year.
Robinhood has introduced its crypto trading service in the UK, offering over 50 digital assets including XRP to retail investors through its well-known app. This rollout lowers barriers for new buyers by eliminating trading, custody, and maintenance ...
Moderna's stock jumped 93% following the announcement that its Phase 3 melanoma trial, conducted with Merck, met its primary endpoint by significantly improving recurrence-free survival when combined with Merck's Keytruda. This marks the first positi...
Allora Network released version 0.17 of its mainnet on August 19, 2026, enhancing its decentralized AI prediction protocol. The key upgrade allows the network to produce multi-label predictions with labeled outcomes, moving beyond single scalar value...
ZeroStack Corp. announced a $1 billion transaction where Puple AI Inc. and Blockcat Pte. Ltd. contributed Memecore tokens in exchange for 3.5 million ZeroStack shares and warrants for additional shares. The deal values ZeroStack shares at over 12 tim...
Ethena Labs has partnered with FalconX to establish a $1 billion revolving credit facility that shifts USDe's backing from basis trades to overcollateralized institutional lending. This new structure uses a bankruptcy-remote vehicle to protect Ethena...
