MARA Holdings reported a net loss of $611.3 million in Q2 2026, with revenue falling 27% year-over-year to $174.9 million due to lower Bitcoin prices despite a 3% increase in Bitcoin production. The company sold some Bitcoin to fund operations and pledged more as collateral for new credit facilities supporting its pivot to AI infrastructure, including a planned $1.5 billion acquisition of an Ohio gas plant and computing campus. While mining output improved, higher energy costs and fair-value losses on digital assets pressured results. MARA aims to balance Bitcoin holdings with expanding AI and power capacity, with key upcoming milestones including financing execution and regulatory approvals.
Australian brand STYLD. has partnered with Mattel to release a limited-edition Barbie-themed Christmas collection featuring summer-inspired, reusable entertaining items in Candy Cane Pink and Peppermint Green. The collection includes insulated carafe...
Kirby McInerney LLP is investigating Fervo Energy for potential securities law violations following the company's Q2 2026 earnings report and a critical research report. Fervo's shares fell sharply after it disclosed possible transmission issues at i...
Airbnb reports a surge in fall travel, with 60% of Americans planning weekend getaways, especially families with infants. Gen Z is driving a trend called lore-tripping, seeking unique local stories, while sports fans engage in groundhopping to iconic...
Ondo Finance (ONDO) saw its price fall 7.28% within four hours to $0.4586 on October 12, extending its 24-hour loss to 13.05%. The decline occurred on Binance's spot ONDO/USDT market, with long-position liquidations totaling $340,000 across Binance, ...
Worldcoin (WLD) experienced a significant price drop of 13.34% over 24 hours, falling to $0.4793 as of October 12. The decline extended a recent four-hour drop of 7.68%, with heavy long liquidations totaling $1.41 million on major exchanges like Bina...
