Coinbase has integrated over 290 perpetual contract markets into its Base App through Hyperliquid, allowing eligible users to trade with leverage up to 50 times. This integration enables users to execute trades within their existing wallets without leaving the app, covering assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, stocks, and commodities. However, the product is not available to users in the US, UK, and Canada due to regulatory restrictions. The move reflects Coinbase's shift back to financial products after previous social features underperformed, aiming to capture the high trading volume in perpetual contracts, which represent about 75% of crypto trading volume.
Marti Technologies reported a 141% revenue increase to nearly $20 million in Q2 2026, beating analyst expectations driven by subscription monetization and higher trip volumes. Despite this strong growth, the company posted a loss of $0.15 per share, ...
Workday has established a dedicated AI Research team to develop advanced, reliable AI solutions for enterprises, achieving notable improvements in AI memory precision and task accuracy. The company also introduced a PhD Fellowship program to support ...
Telsey Advisory Group raised Abercrombie & Fitch's price target from $115 to $118, implying an 11.35% upside from the current share price of around $106. Meanwhile, Raymond James downgraded the stock from "Outperform" to "Market Perform," signaling e...
Barclays maintained an "Underweight" rating on Target's stock but raised its price target from $115 to $140, even though Target's shares trade above $161. This cautious stance reflects concerns that Target may underperform its peers despite a strong ...
Heng Chen Seng, a director at Sea Limited, sold 20,000 shares valued at $2.4 million. This insider sale may indicate personal portfolio adjustments but does not necessarily reflect company performance. Investors should monitor further insider activit...
