Bitcoin fell to around $60,700, down about 2-2.6% in 24 hours, following President Trump's confirmation that Iran shot down a US Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz. The incident heightened geopolitical risks amid ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks, creating market uncertainty. Bitcoin is now testing key support near $60,000, with potential to recover toward $65,000 if buyers hold. The situation remains fluid as investors watch for further developments in the Gulf and nuclear negotiations.
Cumulus Media’s Westwood One will provide exclusive live audio coverage of the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s College World Series Championship Finals from June 12 to June 22, 2026. The broadcast includes preliminary double-elimination games and the best...
Vishay Intertechnology has expanded its ILHB series of automotive-grade multilayer chip ferrite beads, now offering smaller case sizes (0402 to 1206), higher current capacity up to 6 A, and a wider impedance range from 10 Ω to 2700 Ω. These enhanceme...
Shein acquired the ethically focused Everlane brand for about $100 million, aiming to improve its controversial image ahead of a potential Hong Kong IPO. Meanwhile, Canadian Solar is expanding its high-tech solar cell manufacturing in the U.S. to avo...
Mitsubishi HC Capital America achieved a record by closing 32 structured finance and leasing transactions in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. This included 19 Sponsor Finance deals and 13 Project Finance deals, supporting sectors like energy tr...
Cracker Barrel reported better-than-expected Q3 results with revenue of $797.37 million beating estimates and adjusted EPS of 29 cents versus a forecasted loss. Despite a 6.7% drop in traffic, pricing improvements helped offset declines, and retail s...
