Chick-fil-A Stays Family-Owned While Growing Worldwide
Chick-fil-A hit $10.3B revenue in 2025 and refuses to go public, betting on family control and human hospitality over tech.
Japan Hits Russian Crypto Exchange Garantex With New Sanctions
Japan added Russian crypto exchange Garantex to its sanctions list over the Ukraine war, targeting companies, people and oil-carrying ships.
Crypto Service Recovers $3.8M After Warning Hacker: 'We Know Who You Are'
Near Intents got all $3.8M back after telling the hacker it had identified them and giving a 48-hour deadline to return the stolen funds.
Trump Picks Jay Clayton to Lead New Super Intelligence Force
Former SEC head Jay Clayton gets a new role leading a 'Super Intelligence Force' while keeping his current intelligence job.
Crypto Built the Tools — Now It Must Convince People to Use Them
Crypto firms spent years building financial products. The new challenge: getting everyday users and big companies to actually use and stick with them.
Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $134 Million as 'Uptober' Kicks Off
Bitcoin funds drew $134 million in early October as a weak jobs report boosted hopes, but most traders doubt a new record this year.
Why Your Car Repair Bills Keep Getting More Expensive
Modern cars are packed with computers and sensors, forcing repair shops to buy costly equipment — and passing those bills on to you.
Private Investors Are Changing How Hollywood Makes Movies
Private money is flowing into Hollywood, helping fund indie films faster and cheaper as traditional studios shrink releases.
The Pope Takes a Stand Against AI Art
Pope Leo XIV says there's a fundamental difference between human art and AI-made images, calling for protecting human creativity.
Cathie Wood: Investors Should Watch Where AI Agents Spend Money
As AI tools start spending real money on their own, experts say investors should track which payment networks they use.