Kalshi is partnering with Alpaca, a brokerage and financial infrastructure startup with over 14 million brokerage accounts globally, to offer its event contracts internationally. Alpaca recently became a U.S.-licensed futures commission merchant, enabling brokerages worldwide using Alpaca's technology to connect to Kalshi's prediction markets once local approvals are obtained. This partnership accelerates Kalshi's global expansion, following a similar move into Canada with Wealthsimple, and taps into growing demand for event contracts among Alpaca's users. The collaboration aims to scale prediction markets as a new asset class internationally over time.
Sandisk and Kioxia announced plans to invest over $31 billion in their memory manufacturing facilities in Japan. This investment represents about 60% of what they have spent there over the past 25 years, signaling a major expansion in their productio...
Alvopetro Energy has finished drilling the 183-H2 well at its Murucututu natural gas field in Brazil, reaching a depth of 3,176.5 metres. The well shows 44.4 metres of potential natural gas pay with good porosity and moderate water saturation. The co...
Royal Road Minerals Ltd announced a C$1 million fundraising through a non-brokered offering to support expanded drilling programs in Colombia. An existing institutional investor purchased five million shares at C$0.20 each, reflecting strong demand. ...
ServiceNow and Salesforce both reported strong AI-driven earnings, with ServiceNow showing 24% revenue growth and Salesforce 11%. ServiceNow focuses on workflow automation and autonomous agents, partnering with NVIDIA, while Salesforce leverages its ...
September is historically the weakest month for U.S. stocks, prompting investors to consider safer options like monthly dividend stocks. Five such stocks—Agree Realty, EPR Properties, LTC Properties, Main Street Capital, and Realty Income—have pulled...
