Led By DeepSeek, 10 Frontier Labs Rush Onto The Crunchbase Unicorn Board In June
A total of 34 companies joined The Crunchbase Unicorn Board in June, altogether adding more than $110 billion in value, with 10 of those companies AI labs, which were collectively valued at $65 billion. Other leading sectors with multiple companies
This Time Is Different: Why AI Is Unlike Any Wave I Have Seen In 40 Years Of Financial Services
AI will fundamentally rewrite the global financial value chain, making marginal operating costs near-zero and creating highly personalized, previously impossible products, argues guest columnist Nigel Morris of QED Investors. He warns that success will depend on whether incumbent banks and
Trump Greenlights Saudi Nuclear Deal, Uranium Enrichment In The Kingdom Possible
Trump Greenlights Saudi Nuclear Deal, Uranium Enrichment In The Kingdom Possible President Trump has formally approved a landmark 30-year civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia that could be
Bitcoin retreats from one-month high as oil tops $85, inflation concerns resurface
BTC retreated from a one-month high as WTI crude topped $85 for the first time since June, reigniting inflation concerns and pushing investors toward gold, silver and the safety of bitcoin over altcoins.
Kraken parent expands tokenized stocks to Hong Kong, UK and South Korea equities
Payward's xStocks pushes beyond U.S. equities as competition to bring global stock markets onchain accelerates.
BritCard Is Dead: Burnham Kills Starmer’s £1.8 Billion Digital ID To Pay For An Energy Tax Cut
BritCard Is Dead: Burnham Kills Starmer's £1.8 Billion Digital ID To Pay For An Energy Tax Cut Ten months ago Keir Starmer warned that anyone without a government digital
Is Putin Set to Legalize Crypto in Russia? What Next for BTC?
Russia's new crypto law imposes a ₽300,000 retail cap, bans P2P trading, and creates a state-sanctioned SWIFT alternative — all effective September 1, 2026. The post Is Putin Set to Legalize Crypto in Russia? What Next for BTC? appeared first on