Paraguay's National Power Administration (ANDE) won a legal case against two bitcoin miners convicted of stealing electricity by bypassing meters and directly connecting to the power grid. The miners were sentenced to two years in jail, though the sentence was suspended. This ruling is significant as it also holds property owners accountable if they facilitate or benefit from illegal energy use. ANDE plans to strengthen controls to combat illegal mining and energy theft, which have caused millions in losses. This case follows previous convictions in Paraguay, reinforcing the country's zero-tolerance policy on energy theft related to bitcoin mining.
Kroger is set to release its earnings report on September 11, 2026, with analysts expecting earnings per share around $1.05-$1.06 and revenues near $34.64-$34.68 billion. Despite growth in digital sales and fresh product categories, the company faces...
On the day GameStop released its earnings report, an insider purchased $1 million worth of company shares. This move suggests strong confidence in the company's future despite market uncertainties. Insider buying often signals positive expectations a...
Roth Capital has reiterated its Buy rating for Smith Micro Software following the company's announcement of an expanded multi-year agreement with a major U.S. mobile operator. This deal strengthens Smith Micro's long-term partnership and focuses on a...
Vince Holding Corp. reported a strong Q2 with earnings per share of $1.02, far exceeding the $0.27 consensus estimate, marking a 277.78% earnings surprise. Revenue reached $81.79 million, up 11.7% year-over-year and surpassing estimates, driven by st...
Minnova Corp. announced a 2026 mineral resource estimate for its PL Gold Mine in Manitoba, showing 601,158 ounces of measured and indicated gold at 4.98 g/t, including 268,091 ounces from open-pit resources at 5.28 g/t. The company plans to restart m...
