Ireland's Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) recovered a third batch of 500 Bitcoin from convicted drug dealer Clifton Collins, bringing total seizures in 2026 to 1,500 BTC valued at over $92 million. Europol aided in decrypting the encrypted wallets, originally containing 6,000 BTC Collins bought cheaply in 2011-2012. Despite losing access keys discarded in a landfill, authorities have breached three of 12 wallets so far, with 4,500 BTC still inaccessible. CAB continues efforts to recover the remaining coins, which could mark one of Ireland's largest cryptocurrency forfeitures.
Peter Thiel's investment fund, which held no stocks for two consecutive quarters, has made a significant comeback with $419 million in new investments. Notably, 72% of this capital has been allocated to the energy and power sectors, signaling a strat...
McCormick & Company reported strong Q2 results with a 30.1% rise in adjusted operating income and a 16.7% increase in sales. The company, known for its long history of dividend increases, trades at about 16 times projected 2026 earnings and offers a ...
Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) rose about 5.8% following Bitcoin's rebound above $80,000, reflecting renewed investor interest after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act. The trust offers exposure to Bitcoin without direct ownership ...
Duke Energy Corporation's stock is projected to rise about 8.26% to a price target of $127, down slightly from $133, reflecting confidence despite a recent price dip. The company expects a 4.42% increase in earnings per share to $1.89 and a 3.86% ris...
Xenon Pharmaceuticals halted new patient enrollment in its psychiatry clinical trials for the drug azetukalner after reports of neuropsychiatric side effects. This pause led to a sharp 27.6% drop in its stock price, marking its worst day since 2017. ...
