Vida Global, an AI company, uses Voltage Credit to pay its international team in Bitcoin, settling payments in U.S. dollars monthly. This method avoids crypto custody and accounting complexity while enabling fast cross-border payments, especially benefiting employees in countries with unstable currencies like Argentina. Vida is the first public company to adopt this system, which helps attract talent and simplifies finance operations. Voltage Credit offers instant Bitcoin payment finality with full USD settlement, supporting global payroll without adding crypto risk to company books.
Frank Patton and Kimberlee Mott, financial advisors with 45 years of combined experience managing about $150 million in assets, have joined Balmville Wealth Group through LPL Financial. They bring a focus on retirement planning and multigenerational ...
Crescent Biopharma announced its second quarter 2026 financial results, highlighting progress in clinical trials for its cancer therapies, including CR-001, a PD-1 x VEGF bispecific antibody, and ADC candidates CR-002 and CR-003. The company is enrol...
Ferrari reported Q2 2026 net revenues of €1.94 billion, up 8% year-on-year, driven by a richer product mix and increased personalization sales. Operating profit rose 10% to €605 million with a margin of 31.2%, while net profit grew 9% to €463 million...
Academy Sports + Outdoors has launched Academy Retail Media (ARM), a new retail media network designed to connect brands with its 52 million verified customers across online and in-store channels. ARM leverages Academy's physical stores, digital plat...
Republic Services reported $973 million in sustainability investments in 2025, including launching nine renewable natural gas projects and expanding its electric truck fleet to over 180 vehicles. These efforts support the company's 2030 goals for saf...
