In Q1 2026, Goldman Sachs exited its XRP and Solana ETF positions and reduced its Ether ETF holdings by 70%, signaling a shift in its crypto strategy amid market volatility. Despite these cuts, the bank maintained a strong position in Bitcoin ETFs, holding about $700 million, and increased investments in crypto infrastructure companies like Coinbase and Circle. This move reflects a broader institutional trend to focus on Bitcoin and crypto infrastructure rather than a wide range of altcoins. Goldman Sachs' strategy highlights Bitcoin's role as the preferred institutional crypto asset and a move toward more durable investments during uncertain market conditions.
Apache Corporation has opened applications for its 2026-2027 Tree Grant Program in the U.S., continuing its long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship. Since 2005, the program has donated over 5 million trees to nonprofit and government pa...
The myasthenia gravis market, valued at around $6 billion in 2025, is projected to grow at a 9.1% CAGR to surpass $16 billion by 2036. Growth is fueled by increasing diagnosed cases, especially among older populations, and a surge in innovative targe...
Brodsky & Smith LLC has announced investigations into whether the boards of Dominion Energy, Global Business Travel Group, Webster Financial, and TopBuild breached their fiduciary duties to shareholders during recent merger agreements. These probes f...
BlackRock, Inc. disclosed two transparency notifications regarding its holdings in Fagron NV. On May 11, 2026, BlackRock's stake in Fagron rose above the 3% threshold, holding 3.01% of voting rights with 2,072,188 shares plus 145,030 financial instru...
Kissei Pharmaceutical, Amgen's Japanese partner, has advised doctors to exercise caution when prescribing Tavneos (avacopan) due to safety concerns, including risks of liver dysfunction. This follows FDA warnings and a proposed withdrawal of Tavneos ...
