A new survey by Dun & Bradstreet reveals that while 97% of organizations have active AI initiatives and 56% plan to increase AI investment, only 5% say their data is fully ready to support AI effectively. The survey highlights that data readiness, including verified and integrated business identity, is the main bottleneck limiting consistent AI returns. Despite these challenges, 60% of businesses report some measurable ROI from AI, marking a shift from previous years. The findings suggest companies must improve data quality and integration to scale AI benefits and achieve stronger returns.
Meridian Holdings Inc. appointed Dejan Petković, a celebrated Serbian-Brazilian football legend, as its Global Brand Ambassador. Petković will spearhead the launch of Pet TV, a new multimedia platform focused on sports, culture, and entertainment, wi...
Zonda Bitcoin Capital, Argentina's first publicly listed Bitcoin treasury company, plans to change its ticker to ZOND on the Buenos Aires stock exchange and increase Bitcoin exposure through US-regulated spot Bitcoin ETFs, primarily BlackRock's iShar...
Oil prices showed mixed movement as US military actions in southern Iran and President Trump's cautious optimism on US-Iran negotiations influenced markets. Brent crude rose 1.6% to $97.72, while US West Texas Intermediate fell 5.4% to $91.38. The US...
Bitcoin is facing a critical resistance level around its 200-day moving average near $81,000 after recovering from April lows. The cryptocurrency recently lost short-term support and pulled back to a support zone between $76,000 and $77,000, where bu...
Garrett Jin has increased his holdings of Hyperliquid's native token HYPE to 184,200 tokens, even as his combined unrealized losses on a long Bitcoin position and a short Zcash position exceed $1.7 million. This move indicates strong conviction in HY...
