More Big Companies Reject Having Their Stocks Traded as Crypto Tokens
Wells Fargo, Cisco, and Intuit join a growing list of 22 firms objecting to a new platform trading their shares as blockchain tokens.
Israel's Netanyahu Plans to Use Blockchain to Dodge Possible Sanctions
Israel's PM ordered a plan to use blockchain tech to bypass potential economic and banking sanctions against the country.
HSBC Launches RedCoin Stablecoin for 3.3 Million Users in Hong Kong
HSBC's new Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, RedCoin, lets millions pay friends and shop at 100,000+ stores through its PayMe app.
Major Mining Giants Back Tether's Free Bitcoin Mining Toolkit
Bitmain, Canaan, F2Pool and 12 others support Tether's MDK, an open-source tool to simplify and automate Bitcoin mining operations.
Game Companies Have Wanted to Kill Physical Discs Since 2007
A Call of Duty veteran says publishers pushed to end game discs for 18 years to boost profits and crush the resale market.
Nearly-New Planes Are Being Crushed for Parts — Here's Why
A worldwide shortage of jet engines is pushing airlines to scrap planes just years after they were built, selling the parts for millions.
Block's New AI Voice Sounds So Human It Sparks Scam Fears
Block unveiled Dessa, a voice AI that sounds eerily human — amazing some while raising fears it could power realistic phone scams.
Flights Cost More, Fewer Fly — But Airlines Are Happy Anyway
Airfare is up 22% and fewer Americans are flying, yet airlines say they prefer higher prices over full planes.
American Express Cuts 5% of Jobs to Make Room for AI
Amex is eliminating thousands of jobs to become 'leaner' and prepare for AI, joining a wider trend among big banks.
China Plans National Blockchain Network by 2030
China aims to build a nationwide blockchain system by 2030 as part of a major digital economy push.