Key Takeaways: Boltz paused its Bitcoin swap service, as a rise in AI-driven cyber attacks took hold. The team mentioned that no user money ever went to risk and that…
Deidre Salcido
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Stocks
Stocks return to record highs. Investors who sat tight during the recent momentum crash are being rewarded.
The S&P 500 booked its 25th record close of 2026, after a 42-day break.
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Key Takeaways San Diego County was a seller’s market in June: homes moved in 27 days, inventory shrank for the fifth straight month, and more than a third of sales…
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Bitfire Research says Bitcoin’s pullback to $62,000 reflects stalled regulatory clarity, a hawkish Fed, and security concerns, with macro data now the key catalyst. Investorideas.com (www.investorideas.com newswire) a trusted go-to…
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Ever since two park rangers approached me at an empty public court while I was teaching my own children tennis, I’ve been thinking about how to make sure it doesn’t…
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Stocks
US banning Chinese data center devices may have ‘unintended consequences,’ BNP says (AVGO:NASDAQ)
Erik Isakson As reports swirl that the Trump administration is considering banning optical transceiver models from U.S. data centers, such a move could have “unintended consequences,” investment firm BNP Paribas…
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Bitcoin saw new August highs into Tuesday’s Wall Street open as markets bet on US-Iran tensions again easing. Key points: Bitcoin (BTC) edges higher as optimism over the Strait of…
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NFL star Bijan Robinson has officially become the league’s highest-paid running back in history after securing a three-year contract extension with the Atlanta Falcons that is reported to be worth…
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The race to build AI data centers is colliding with an older, slower power grid- tension that was on full display in a recent panel on data centers and AI…
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Stocks
The stock market’s brutal summer reset is finally over. Here is why Citadel Securities says it is time to buy again.
Citadel Securities strategist Scott Rubner said markets have gotten a “technical reset” and is ready to recommend buying stocks again.
