Franklin Templeton filed with the SEC to launch two ETFs that convert stock dividends into Bitcoin quarterly, holding 95% US equities and 5% Bitcoin. The funds rebalance to maintain this split, with a 20% cap on Bitcoin exposure between rebalances. This approach targets equity investors unfamiliar with crypto, integrating Bitcoin exposure through dividend reinvestment. The strategy reflects Franklin Templeton's view of Bitcoin as a store-of-value rather than digital cash, aiming to broaden crypto adoption without requiring direct crypto purchases.
DelveInsight reports a competitive landscape with 80+ companies developing over 90 molecular glue therapies targeting diseases like cancer, immunology, and neurodegeneration. These small molecules promote protein degradation to treat previously 'undr...
Atos IT Solutions and Services has achieved the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 Level 2 for its North America Managed Detection & Response Security Operations Center. This certification, required for certain U.S. Department of D...
Honeywell International reported strong Q2 earnings with EPS of $1.95, beating estimates by 8.33%, and revenue of $5.19 billion, surpassing expectations by 4.19%. The company has transitioned into a pure-play automation firm after spinning off its Ae...
SAP is set to report quarterly earnings with expected EPS of $2.01 and revenue around $11.3 billion, marking a 17.6% increase from last year. The company's strong growth is driven by cloud ERP and AI solutions, with cloud revenue growing at 27% annua...
Shopify merchants processed a record $378 billion in sales in 2025, a 29% increase from the previous year, highlighting rapid platform growth. This surge has revealed operational challenges with many third-party logistics providers (3PLs) treating Sh...
