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Crypto’s biggest super PAC is putting $30 million into beating one senator
Fairshake’s return to the exact Ohio race it won in 2024 suggests the industry now treats election spending, not the Senate floor, as its…
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Coinbase is now where retail traders go to buy into an IPO before it prices
Smart-ring maker Oura is the first name through a new Coinbase channel that puts ordinary customers in line for shares that used to stay…
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Saudi Arabia left China’s cross-border payment platform sixteen months before anyone said so
SAMA’s quiet exit from mBridge only became public through a Financial Times report, in a system built explicitly as an alternative to dollar-based settlement.
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The ECB built a settlement rail for tokenised assets, and five institutions are already on it
Pontes lets banks settle tokenised trades in actual central bank money, a step ahead of the digital euro itself and a sign of where…
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A $15.6 billion legal AI startup ditched OpenAI and Anthropic to save its margins
Harvey’s swing from 50 percent gross margin to negative 50 percent and back shows what frontier model pricing is actually doing to the companies…
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Hyundai is training 25,000 humanoid robots before it puts one on the line
Boston Dynamics’ new Atlas school sits inside a working car plant, but the robots stay off the production floor itself until 2028 at the…
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A Hisense-controlled chipmaker just raised $727 million on AI’s appetite for faster cables
Ligent Technologies makes the optical transceivers that move data between AI servers, and its Hong Kong debut jumped 19 percent on demand for exactly…
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China is quietly freezing humanoid robot IPOs after its biggest one lost half its value
Unitree’s stock is down 55 percent from its Shanghai debut, and regulators now want to know how much of the industry’s revenue is actually…
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A zero-click bug let attackers swap in malicious code past four AI agents’ security checks
Anthropic and OpenAI patched it within days, Microsoft has not, and Google retired the affected tool instead of fixing it.
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Anthropic is paying $1 billion to have someone watch it train models
Accenture’s Faculty unit gets access comparable to an employee’s inside Anthropic, a step toward the slowdown Anthropic’s own chief executive proposed weeks earlier.