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SBI Chairman Says 9% Ripple Stake Could Outweigh $10B XRP
CoinEdition·2026/02/17 16:39

CorMedix Down 27% in 3 Months: Is It Time to Sell the Stock?
Finviz·2026/02/17 16:33

AMC Stock Hovers Around All-Time Low Ahead Of Earnings: What Investors Need To Know
Finviz·2026/02/17 16:27

Crypto sell-offs leave 85% of 2025 tokens below TGE price, median drawdowns heavy
Cryptopolitan·2026/02/17 16:27
Air Industries Breaks Through With Strategic Merger, Sets Eyes On Aerospace Dominance
Finviz·2026/02/17 16:18
Strategy’s Bitcoin Buying Accelerates as $48 Billion BTC Stash Sits Underwater
Decrypt·2026/02/17 16:16

Bitcoin price ignores $168M Strategy buy, and falls as Iran tensions escalate
Cointelegraph·2026/02/17 16:15
Bitmine’s Bold Gamble: Company Purchases $90.8M in Ethereum Amidst $8B Unrealized Loss
Bitcoinworld·2026/02/17 16:06
Ethereum Price Analysis: A Crucial CME Gap Could Pave the Way to $2,700
Bitcoinworld·2026/02/17 16:06
Hive Digital’s Stunning $91.3M Q4 Loss Reveals Crypto Mining’s Complex Accounting Reality
Bitcoinworld·2026/02/17 16:06
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Circle Issues Additional 250 Million USDC on the Solana NetworkBlockBeats News, July 1st, according to Whale monitoring, Circle minted 250 million USDC on the Solana network today at 10:12 AM (UTC+8).
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US Stocks Movement | Shutterstock plummets over 27% after hours, Getty Images drops over 15%, both terminate merger planGlonghui, July 1|U.S. digital content provider Shutterstock (SSTK.US) fell more than 27% in after-hours trading to $10.09; a certain exchange fell more than 15% to $0.73. According to reports, the exchange stated that, due to the UK competition regulator insisting on the sale of Shutterstock’s editorial business as a condition for approving the merger, the company has canceled its merger plan with Shutterstock.
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Panasonic plans to further expand its artificial intelligence business to consolidate its record valuationGolden Ten Data reported on July 1 that Japanese electronics giant Panasonic has benefited from the artificial intelligence boom. Driven by strong demand for AI infrastructure-related products—including electronic components for servers, circuit board materials, and batteries—the company's share price has more than doubled since the start of the year, pushing its market capitalization to a record 11.5 trillion yen (approximately 71 billion USD). Once a global leader in consumer electronics, Panasonic has gradually reduced its reliance on the home appliance business in recent years and has become an important battery supplier to Tesla. Panasonic plans to leverage cooperation with major industry players to achieve around 1.4 trillion yen in AI infrastructure-related business sales over the next three years. The company also recently announced it will invest about 500 billion yen in this sector over the next two fiscal years. Additionally, it will expand the scale of layoffs from the previously announced 10 thousand to 12 thousand, expecting to save 145 billion yen by the 2024 fiscal year.
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