Fidelity's spot Ethereum ETF (FETH) attracted $28.57 million in net inflows in a single day this week, marking its strongest demand since late April and leading all US spot ETH ETFs. This surge accounted for over a third of the $82.37 million that flowed into all US spot Ethereum ETFs that day, reflecting a rebound in institutional appetite for ether. Fidelity and BlackRock dominate inflows in this category, with investors rotating into Ethereum especially when Bitcoin underperforms. Despite volatility in monthly flows, the growing demand for regulated ether exposure suggests continued interest from both traders and long-term holders.
Kuva Labs has initiated a tender offer to buy all outstanding shares of Lisata Therapeutics at $4.00 per share in cash, with an additional contingent value right (CVR) offering up to $3.00 per share if certain clinical milestones are met. The Lisata ...
Aditxt announced a transaction to separate its subsidiary Ignite Proteomics into an independent public company named Ignite Proteomics Inc., while Aditxt remains listed on Nasdaq. Ignite focuses on precision oncology, particularly breast cancer, and ...
FirstService Corporation announced that its subsidiary, Roofing Corp of America (RCA), has acquired Schefers Roofing, a commercial roofing contractor based in Kansas City. This acquisition expands RCA's geographic footprint into the Kansas City marke...
Figure Technology Solutions announced it will acquire Kiavi, an AI-driven lending platform for residential real estate investors, in a $717 million deal. This acquisition will integrate Kiavi's $7 billion annual loan volume into Figure's blockchain-n...
Amazon has expanded its less-than-truckload (LTL) freight service across the U.S., enabling businesses of all sizes to ship palletized freight beyond Amazon's network. This move supports Amazon's broader strategy to grow its third-party logistics bus...
