Starting September 1, 2026, Russia will permit Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT) as collateral for businesses under new crypto regulations, while limiting retail investors to these cryptos with a yearly cap of 300,000 rubles. The rules exclude most altcoins like XRP from general public trading due to liquidity and risk concerns, requiring special testing for retail investors to access more cryptos. Businesses registered in a special registry can conduct broader digital asset transactions. This marks a shift where crypto is treated more as financial infrastructure than speculative assets. Future laws in 2027 may expand retail crypto options in Russia.
Scotiabank increased its price target for Palo Alto Networks to $430, suggesting a 13% upside from current levels, following a 30% surge in shares after strong Q3 results. The cybersecurity firm is expected to deliver robust Q4 performance and signif...
Fiserv faces a downgrade from Cantor Fitzgerald with a new price target of $53, down nearly 17% from its recent price of $63.80. The company cut its 2026 guidance, expecting flat to slightly negative organic growth and a 14.2% drop in earnings per sh...
BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. saw its stock gain momentum after Jefferies raised its price target to $105, signaling strong confidence in the biotech firm. The company secured new revenue streams through a patent settlement with Ascendis Pharma, earni...
Aehr Test Systems' CEO sold shares worth $5.2 million following a remarkable 564% increase in the company's stock price. This significant sale highlights the CEO capitalizing on the stock's strong rally. Investors may view this move as a signal about...
Zoomd Technologies Ltd. reported a second-quarter EPS of $0.01, surpassing analyst estimates of $0.0038, signaling better-than-expected profitability. Although quarterly revenue was $7.67 million, slightly below the $8.41 million forecast, the compan...
