On June 17, 2016, a reentrancy bug in The DAO's smart contract was exploited, stealing 3.6 million ETH—about one-third of its funds. This led to a hard fork in Ethereum, creating two blockchains: Ethereum and Ethereum Classic, reflecting a split in community philosophy over immutability versus intervention. Unclaimed stolen funds were later used to establish TheDAO Security Fund, now worth $220 million, to support Ethereum's security. The event remains a key lesson in smart contract risks and governance for investors and developers.
American Healthcare REIT Director Scott A. Estes sold 2,500 shares at $59.32 each following the company’s strong third-quarter earnings report. The company reported a 31.8% increase in normalized funds from operations and a 13.8% rise in same-store n...
Boxes of Hope is partnering with La Frontera to convert dismantled Arizona border wall shipping containers into 350 to 450 affordable rental homes in Tucson. Each 40-foot container will become a comfortable 300 sq ft living space with essential ameni...
Prime Medicine, a biotech firm specializing in gene editing therapies, announced an underwritten public offering of 35.7 million common shares priced at $3.50 each, aiming to raise approximately $125 million before expenses. The company also granted ...
Gap Inc. announced a dividend of $0.175 per share for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026. The dividend will be paid on or after January 27, 2027, to shareholders recorded by January 6, 2027. This move reflects Gap's ongoing commitment to returnin...
WEBTOON Entertainment's stock has increased by 19.9% even though the company experienced declines in revenue and user numbers. The company's valuation remains high, with a market cap of $1.31 billion compared to an EBITDA forecast of $17.5 million an...
