"Surprise" X1.5 Solar Flare Detected Ahead Of NASA's Rocket Launch To Moon

Big Blew It! IBM Crashes Most Since '60s Amid CapEx Woes; Goldman Warns Over 'Software Bear Case' Summary: Wall Street Desks Stunned  IBM Shares Crash Most On Record, Exceeding Dot Com & 1987 Crashes  CEO Arvind Krishna Blamed Preliminary 2Q Results on "Shifting" Customer CapEx Spending IBM's surprise second-quarter warning blindsided traders Tuesday morning, raising new concerns that enterprise technology budgets are being redirected toward AI infrastructure at the expense of traditional software and IT services. Shares plunged 24% in the first 20 minutes of New York trading. Should those losses hold through the...

Cryptos Soar After SEC Issues Tokenization Order: Here's What's In It Just days after cryptocurrencies tumbled on Tuesday when the CLARITY act failed to pass the Senate, crypto is surging to close out the week after the Securities and Exchange Commission issued an "Innovation Exemption" order which cleared tokenized stocks to trade onchain. The decision sent bitcoin above $81K, but it was the tokenization-focused assets like Solana, Ether and the NEAR protocol as well DeFis, that really soared. Understandably, the tokens that ran hardest are the ones tied to trading securities onchain: Bitcoin last...

The World Cup's Uneven Playing Field Due to its truly global footprint, the FIFA World Cup has always been a celebration of diversity, both on and off the pitch. It brings together different cultures, different playing styles and different levels of skill, professionalism and financial muscle. However, with the tournament now over a week old, it is clear that they are playing 'football' on an uneven playing field. As Statista's Felix Richter reports, while nations like France, Spain and England have assembled squads full of international superstars, other participants will field teams that are largely...