Kalshi, a prediction market platform, now mandates users to disclose their employers when placing bets on markets with potential insider trading risks. This policy aims to identify and block insiders with non-public information before trades occur. The move follows multiple insider trading scandals and recommendations from Kalshi's audit committee to enhance market integrity. The platform is also implementing a risk-scoring system to flag sensitive bets linked to national security or geopolitical issues, requiring employer verification for access.
At WWDC 2026, Apple revealed a major AI upgrade for Siri, but the most significant change is that its advanced AI model will run on NVIDIA chips via Google Cloud, not on Apple's own hardware. This reliance on external partners like Alphabet and NVIDI...
Intel's stock has received several mixed 12-month price target updates recently, with forecasts ranging from a 37.78% drop to a modest 10.09% rise. Despite these varied outlooks, most analysts maintain a 'Hold' rating. A significant positive developm...
American Airlines and Google have agreed on the largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) certificate deal publicly announced between an airline and a corporate customer, covering 35 million gallons over three years. The SAF, largely made from waste li...
Google has reduced the monthly price of its AI subscription plan, Google AI Plus, from $7.99 to $4.99 while doubling the included storage from 200GB to 400GB. This move aims to attract more individual users and students by offering affordable AI feat...
Jim Cramer warns that tech stocks are losing key traits that fueled their dominance, such as limited share supply and strong buybacks. The surge in AI-related IPOs from companies like SpaceX and OpenAI, along with rising capital needs for AI infrastr...
