The U.S. SEC has approved Nasdaq's proposal to launch Bitcoin index options, allowing investors regulated exposure to Bitcoin price movements without holding the cryptocurrency directly. These options will be cash-settled European-style contracts tracking the CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index, integrating Bitcoin derivatives into the U.S. stock options market. Trading will begin after further approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This move expands crypto investment products and signals growing acceptance of digital assets in traditional finance.
Geely Auto's Starray EM-i successfully completed a groundbreaking dual-sided extreme crash test at France's UTAC, exceeding Euro NCAP standards. This test simulated severe multi-vehicle collisions by impacting both sides of the vehicle, validating Ge...
Coherent has transformed from a cyclical optical supplier to a strategic player in AI infrastructure, driving a structural valuation rerating. In Q3, the company reported a 27% increase in revenue and a 55% rise in earnings per share, with 75% of its...
A retiree aiming for $42,000 annual dividend income can achieve this with about $700,000 invested in preferred stock ETFs yielding around 6%. Preferred stocks provide a middle ground between stocks and bonds, offering fixed dividends and higher yield...
Rosen Law Firm has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of investors who purchased Veritone, Inc. securities between October 14, 2025, and April 14, 2026. The lawsuit alleges that Veritone made false or misleading statements by inaccurately recordi...
Bitcoin's price fell from $78,000 to nearly $75,000 despite positive industry news including a US proposal for a strategic Bitcoin reserve and SpaceX's disclosure of owning over 18,000 BTC. The American Reserve Modernization Act could boost Bitcoin p...
