The European Union has approved new anti-money laundering rules effective July 10, 2027, banning regulated crypto firms from supporting privacy coins to curb anonymous transactions. However, direct Bitcoin transfers between private wallets remain exempt from mandatory identity checks. The regulation also introduces a €10,000 cap on commercial cash payments and expands stricter customer verification and reporting requirements across various sectors to combat money laundering. These changes aim to increase transparency while allowing private crypto use outside regulated platforms.
MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Saylor signaled another Bitcoin purchase even as the company faces challenges with its STRC perpetual preferred stock, which recently dropped below $89. This decline has increased the company's dividend cost...
Micron Technology has seen its stock surge 830% in the past year due to soaring demand for AI-related high-bandwidth memory and rising prices amid tight supply. Despite analysts expecting extraordinary fiscal Q3 results with massive revenue and earni...
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Ultragenyx is moving from a broad drug pipeline to concentrate on rare diseases, supported by four approved products and several late-stage candidates. Despite a recent Phase 3 trial failure and expected net loss in early 2026, the company maintains ...
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