Bitcoin Bounces to $64K as Big Investors Step In: CryptoQuant
Large US Bitcoin buyers (whales) helped push BTC from $58K to $64K, according to fresh analysis from CryptoQuant.
Private Chefs Now Earn Up to $300,000 as the Rich Compete for Talent
Wealthy families are paying private chefs record salaries — up to $300,000 a year — to bring restaurant-quality dining into their homes.
Trump Won't Sign Housing Bill Over Crypto Ban—But It May Pass Anyway
A housing bill includes a ban on a government digital dollar. Trump refuses to sign it, but a legal quirk may let it become law tonight regardless.
Japan Firm Wants to Turn Its Bitcoin into a Money-Making Loan Market
Metaplanet is studying a plan to use its huge Bitcoin stash as backing for new digital loans that pay daily interest in Japan.
Hyundai Uses Digital Dollars to Move Money Faster Across Borders
Hyundai became the first big South Korean company to send money between offices using stablecoins, cutting transfer time from hours to minutes.
How to Land Your First Job When Everyone Wants Experience
Entry-level jobs ask for 3-5 years of experience. Here's how beginners can stand out and get hired without a long resume.
Stablecoins Split Roles: USDT for Payments, USDC for Trading
The two biggest stablecoins now serve different purposes, while euro-based stablecoins grow fast under new EU rules.
Hospital Used Doctors' Names for Fundraising — Without Telling Them
A hospital raised money from patients using doctors' names and photos without their consent, sparking questions about ethics and trust.
SK Hynix Stock Soars 14% on First Day of Nasdaq Trading
Chip giant SK Hynix jumped 14% in its Nasdaq debut after a massive $26.5 billion share sale, signaling strong investor faith in the AI boom.
Carmakers Win First Round in Huge UK Diesel Emissions Lawsuits
UK courts broadly sided with carmakers in the opening stage of major lawsuits over diesel emissions, a setback for claimants.