Russia Passes First Crypto Law, Caps Retail Buys at $3,800
Russia's parliament approved its first major crypto law, limiting everyday buyers to $3,800 per year and keeping the ban on crypto payments at home.
US Slaps 50% Tariff on Canadian Goods, Canada Fights Back
Trump imposes a 50% tariff on many Canadian products. Canada calls it unfair but both sides agree to keep talking before it starts August 19.
Trump Hosts Lebanon's President, Warns Iran Over Nuclear Program
Trump meets Lebanon's leader on Middle East security, pledges support, and threatens strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.
IREN Stock Soars 16% After Boosting AI Cloud Revenue Goal Past $4B
IREN's share price jumped 16% after the company raised its AI cloud revenue target to over $4 billion, signaling strong growth ahead.
US Military to Test Troops' Testosterone — What Beginners Should Know
The US military plans to check soldiers' testosterone and offer therapy. Here's what it means for health, drug makers, and you.
Bitcoin Stuck at $65K as Investors Dump Tech Stocks at Record Pace
Bitcoin can't break above $65,000 while stocks wobble and hedge funds sell tech shares faster than they have in a decade.
Strategy Raises $225M Cash by Selling Stock, Keeps All Its Bitcoin
Strategy added $225M to its cash reserve by selling shares instead of Bitcoin, sparking debate over who pays the price.
South Korea Investigates Upbit Crypto Exchange Over $36M Hack
South Korea's financial regulator opens a formal review of Upbit's parent company after a $36 million hack and a delayed public warning.
American Airlines Races to Close a $3 Billion Profit Gap With Rivals
American Airlines flies more than its rivals but earns billions less. Its CEO wants to fix that by going more luxurious.
US Regulators Miss Deadline for Final Stablecoin Rules
US agencies missed a key GENIUS Act deadline for finalizing stablecoin rules, as calls grow to pass broader crypto legislation.