North Korea-linked Lazarus Group transferred 244 BTC worth $19.4 million from dormant wallets, signaling potential laundering activity. While this move is notable, it is small relative to Bitcoin's daily volume and unlikely to cause a price crash. Analysts highlight the significance lies in the hackers reactivating wallets, which may precede splitting, mixing, and cashing out stolen funds. However, advanced crypto security measures and AML systems make laundering difficult, so the situation is under close watch but not yet alarming for investors.
Bilibili reported strong Q2 2026 results with an 8% revenue increase to RMB 7.9 billion and a 55% surge in net profit to RMB 339 million. The platform added 8 million new daily active users and saw a 14% rise in user engagement, highlighting its grow...
Dollar General reported a strong second quarter with net sales up 5.2% to $11.29 billion and earnings per share rising 33% to $2.48, beating expectations. Following this, Telsey Advisory raised the stock's price target from $125 to $140 and maintaine...
Affirm Holdings reported a strong fiscal Q4 with revenue up 33% year-over-year to $1.166 billion, surpassing estimates. Gross merchandise volume rose 36% to $14.1 billion, and the company expects fiscal 2027 GMV to exceed $64 billion, signaling at le...
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals saw its stock drop sharply after it lowered its 2026 sales guidance by about $200 million due to slower demand for its TTR products. Despite a strong biotech sector, Alnylam's shares fell by $81.14 per share, losing about 25% ...
Malibu Boats reported a strong fourth quarter with net sales up 42.7% to $295.5 million and adjusted EBITDA rising 72.7% to $33.9 million, beating earnings estimates with $0.92 per share versus $0.75 expected. The company benefits from organic growth...
