Revolut confirmed that fraudsters used a legitimate government email domain to trick the platform into releasing sensitive customer data, including passports, verification selfies, addresses, and Bitcoin transaction histories. Although Revolut says customer funds and accounts remain secure, the data breach affects a limited number of users, mostly wealthy ones. The company has alerted authorities and is cooperating with ongoing investigations but has not disclosed which government agency's domain was exploited. This incident highlights risks around data security and phishing threats in financial services.
Interim results from the Phase 3 DASL-HiCaP trial show that adding darolutamide to standard androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) and radiation therapy reduces the risk of metastasis or death by 58% in prostate cancer patients at high risk of recurrence...
Anthropic reported a massive increase in revenue, reaching $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026 compared to just $1.1 billion in the same period last year. This surge highlights rapid growth and strong demand for its products or services. The dram...
Betterware is rated a Buy at around $15 per share, with a medium to long-term price target of approximately $25, supported by potential gains from acquiring Tupperware. Management forecasts revenue growth of 24-26% and an EBITDA margin near 19% for f...
Analyst Benjamin Cowen notes a chart pattern suggesting Bitcoin could reach a local low around mid-November, though no exact date or price is given. The pattern is based on price moves near the 21st of each month but is not yet a confirmed recurring ...
Crypto analyst Dennis Liu estimates that altcoins have about a 40% chance of outperforming Bitcoin during the current market cycle. He also assigns a 50% probability that altcoins will trade sideways relative to Bitcoin, and a 10% chance they will un...
