Bitcoin's price fluctuated between $77,283 and $78,000 at the start of September 2026 after surging nearly 25% in August, maintaining a market cap of $1.57 trillion. This volatility is linked to a global sell-off in government bonds pushing yields to multi-year highs and rising inflation fears fueled by geopolitical tensions and energy prices. Investors are closely watching upcoming U.S. inflation and jobs data, as Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates later in September will likely influence Bitcoin's price direction. A rate cut could boost Bitcoin further, while steady rates might lead to pullbacks.
Hayati®, a UK-based technology and vaping brand, partnered with elrow at the Edinburgh Festival to launch the "TURN UP WITH HAYATI®" activation. This collaboration featured a dedicated space with interactive activities, special festival edition produ...
Better Home & Finance shares have dropped about 80% due to weak mortgage demand and a leadership battle. The company reported Q3 revenue of $45 million and an EBITDA loss of $25 million, including $8 million in proxy fight expenses. Its Tinman AI pla...
Microsoft has withdrawn from a major data centre project with Australian-founded AI firm Nscale, citing electricity supply issues at the planned Loughton site in Essex. The project, set to be one of the UK’s largest AI computing hubs, faces delays as...
IBEX Limited is rated as a 'Buy' due to its superior EBITDA growth forecast, expected to be three times higher than its peers (11.8% vs. 3.9%). The stock trades at a 30% forward EV/EBITDA premium, justified by this growth outlook. The company boasts ...
Tsodilo Resources has updated progress on its Gcwihaba Metals Project in Botswana, focusing on rare earth elements (REE) exploration through collaborations with BITRI, University of Cape Town, and Battelle. BITRI completed preliminary geochemical ana...
