Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF, launched in April, is approaching $400 million in assets under management, signaling strong institutional interest in regulated crypto products. The ETF has seen rapid inflows, including $33 million on its first day and $15.7 million recently, standing out amid mixed flows in the broader U.S. Bitcoin ETF market. This growth highlights the impact of a major bank's brand and distribution power in attracting investors seeking regulated and risk-managed Bitcoin exposure. Despite Bitcoin's price being relatively flat, the ETF's momentum suggests a maturing investor base prioritizing stable, regulated access over speculative trading.
TTM Technologies is shifting from a traditional PCB maker to an advanced electronics platform focused on AI infrastructure and aerospace & defense markets. In Q2 2026, the company reported a 37.4% year-over-year revenue increase, driven by a 91% surg...
Ethena is extending its synthetic dollar (USDe) strategy by incorporating tokenized U.S. stocks from Binance as collateral, approved by its Risk Committee on August 28, 2026. This approach mirrors Ethena's crypto basis trades but uses equity perpetua...
Warren Buffett's immediate retirement as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway was a planned succession move, not due to health issues. Since 2018, Buffett has been preparing Greg Abel to take over operations, investments, and overall leadership. His son Howard ...
XRP's price climbed to around $1.56 on September 25, 2026, marking a 6.85% increase in 24 hours and a 16.64% gain over the past week. This surge is linked to significant large-value transfers and new wallet registrations, indicating fresh interest, a...
Mondi PLC is experiencing rising cost pressures from energy, wood, and chemicals, which may limit earnings recovery in 2027 despite expected price and product mix improvements. Jefferies forecasts Mondi's Q3 EBITDA at €205 million, up from €167 milli...
