Strategy, the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder, has begun selling Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, offloading over 3,600 BTC in mid-2026. This shift follows the adoption of a new policy allowing sales up to $1.25 billion to fund dividends and capital reserves. Previously a consistent buyer, Strategy's partial exit alters Bitcoin's supply-demand balance, potentially impacting market dynamics. The company plans to remain a net Bitcoin aggregator but may adjust sales based on dividend needs and share price performance, which currently trades at a premium reflecting confidence in its accumulation strategy.
SoundHound reported a strong Q2 with revenue up 45% year-over-year to $61.9 million, driven by major enterprise deals and improved gross margins reaching 58.4%. The company is advancing its AI voice software business through the launch of its OASYS a...
Globant initially forecasted 2026 revenue growth but later revised its outlook to a slight year-over-year decline, causing a sharp drop in its stock price. This reversal prompted Levi & Korsinsky to investigate potential securities law violations on ...
Bicara Therapeutics is progressing its Phase 3 trial of ficerafusp alfa for head and neck cancer, expecting interim results by mid-2027 that could support accelerated approval. The company holds nearly $500 million in cash and securities, funding ope...
Harmony Protocol detected a massive security breach where over three trillion forged ONE tokens were minted, inflating supply by billions of dollars. To fix this, the network will roll back to a state before the hack, erasing more than 141,000 blocks...
Mercury Systems reported a Q4 EPS of $0.37, slightly below analyst estimates of $0.38, but exceeded revenue expectations with $289.78 million, a 6.1% increase year-over-year. The company showed robust demand with record bookings of $660 million and a...
