Flaunt is recalling about 1,400 MagSafe battery chargers after reports of overheating and fires, including burn injuries. The lithium-ion batteries in these chargers can ignite, posing serious safety risks. The chargers were sold online from May 2024 to April 2025 for around $65. Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled chargers immediately and contact Flaunt for a full refund, with special disposal instructions due to fire hazards.
Lands' End awarded CEO Charlie Cole inducement grants including 109,361 restricted stock units and options for 166,018 shares at $11.43 each, vesting over three years. These grants are outside shareholder-approved plans and aim to incentivize his lea...
Tenet Fintech Group announced a private placement to raise up to $1.2 million by issuing 24 million shares at $0.05 each. The funds will support the completion and relaunch of its Cubeler Business Development Platform, targeting SMEs in the U.S., Can...
Strategy's new Bitcoin Banking Adoption Index ranks 25 major global banks on their integration of bitcoin services, with an overall adoption score of 32%. Fidelity leads the pack with a 71% score, offering a wide range of bitcoin-related products inc...
Grayscale reports that blockchain projects with solid fundamentals, especially in financial services and DeFi, are outperforming speculative memecoins amid growing institutional adoption and a prolonged bear market. Their analysis shows the Financial...
Bitcoin has rebounded from around $58,000 to trade near $63,000-$64,000, approaching a key resistance zone at the 50-day EMA near $64,600. Despite multiple tests, it has yet to break out decisively, but technical signals like higher lows and a rising...
