Franklin Templeton has filed for two new ETFs that hold US stocks but automatically convert all dividend income into Bitcoin-related assets, starting September 2026. These ETFs, called Bitcoin DRIP ETFs, allow investors to passively accumulate Bitcoin through dividends without actively buying crypto. The funds start with about 95% in US equities and 5% in Bitcoin-linked investments, with a Bitcoin exposure cap of 20%. This innovative structure targets investors seeking Bitcoin exposure alongside traditional stocks, potentially creating steady Bitcoin buying pressure over time. The move signals growing institutional interest in crypto-linked ETFs amid evolving US regulations.
Microsoft will retire the backend services for its UWP Map Control and Windows Maps APIs on November 30, 2026, ending map functionality in many Windows desktop and tablet applications. OnTerra Systems, a Microsoft partner, has developed an off-the-sh...
Marengo Therapeutics presented interim Phase 2 results from the STARt-002 trial combining invikafusp alfa, a selective T-cell agonist, with sacituzumab govitecan in metastatic triple-negative and HR-positive/HER2-negative breast cancer. The trial sho...
Holzer & Holzer, LLC announced deadlines for investors to seek lead plaintiff status in shareholder class action lawsuits against The Ensign Group, Netcapital Inc., and Webull Corporation. These lawsuits allege misleading statements and failure to di...
Octave Intelligence plc has introduced Octave Attune Facilities, a cloud-based software solution designed to help organizations manage multiple sites with AI-powered tools. This platform integrates building, space, maintenance, and operational data t...
ITT Inc. reported a strong third quarter with revenue up 44% to over $1.40 billion and adjusted earnings rising 20% to $2.26 per share, driven by the SPX FLOW acquisition and 8% organic growth. Orders surged 58%, supported by aerospace, defense, and ...
