Bitcoin has lost about half its value since October 2025, dropping below its 200-week moving average, a key technical indicator signaling potential bear market territory. Unlike past crashes marked by scandals or forced liquidations, this decline is a gradual erosion of investor interest without a clear trigger. The downturn is compounded by rising oil prices fueling inflation fears and ongoing US congressional debates on crypto regulation, delaying clarity that investors hoped for in 2026. The future trajectory depends largely on inflation trends and regulatory progress, with macroeconomic factors like oil prices and Federal Reserve policies being critical to watch.
WeRide Inc., a global leader in autonomous driving technology, was recognized as one of China's top 10 AI international collaboration case studies for its autonomous driving deployment in the UAE. It is the only autonomous driving company included, h...
The AI and semiconductor sectors are in early growth stages, with recent market fears creating a buying opportunity. Capital expenditure on AI is expected to surge into the multi-trillion dollar range, supported by strong guidance from companies like...
Ethereum's price increased by 1.8% to $1,845 following Rep. Bryan Steil's indication that the CLARITY Act could reach a Senate vote soon. The act aims to establish federal rules for Ethereum trading under a digital commodity framework, potentially bo...
Ascent Industries Co. is focusing on growth through its customer-embedded Chemical-as-a-Service (CaaS) model and a recent acquisition in the Midwest. The acquisition adds formulation capabilities and offers opportunities for sourcing, insourcing, and...
Mark Bern, CFA, highlights July's top five dividend picks—PepsiCo (PEP), CubeSmart (CUBE), Annaly Capital (NLY), Stepan (SCL), and Comcast (CMCSA)—which offer an average expected annual total return of 16.3% and a 6.0% dividend yield. All these stock...
