Ethereum (ETH) tested $1,950, triggering $62 million in liquidations, aligning with a broader market rally. Despite record staking reducing sell pressure, weak onchain activity and low DEX volumes signal trader caution, with future gains potentially hinging on external catalysts like corporate earnings.
Thames Water bondholders, facing a credible threat of special administration, are now proposing new ideas like a "golden share" and "supervisory structures" to take over the utility. This shift exposes the government's earlier weak approach to the company's financial crisis, prompting the new Prime Minister to choose between nationalization, special administration, or a revised creditor deal.
The Trump administration's new tariff threat aims to pressure Canadian provinces to end boycotts of US alcohol. Ontario Premier Doug Ford refuses to lift the ban without US removal of car and steel tariffs, while PM Mark Carney links provincial decisions to an overall trade deal.
Kimi Antonelli secured victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, extending his championship lead. However, his Mercedes teammate George Russell was eliminated early after a collision with Lewis Hamilton, attributing the incident to a persistent lack of straightline speed in his car, an issue not affecting Antonelli.
China's economy grew 4.3% in Q2, its slowest pace in over three years, missing forecasts. Despite strong exports driven by AI and EVs, domestic spending and investment lagged, raising concerns about economic imbalance and long-term job creation.
As facial recognition expands in Britain, designers are creating 'adversarial clothing' with patterns to confuse AI, aiming to make privacy a fashion trend. Public concern over surveillance and misuse is rising, with some predicting mainstream adoption or even government bans.
Bitcoin dipped below $62,500 at Wall Street's open, extending losses as fresh US-Iran military strikes and earnings disappointments pushed stocks and crypto lower. Traders noted choppy, rangebound price action, with some analysts identifying a bear-market trend line forming.
Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev in a hard-fought Wimbledon match. Despite Zverev playing his best tournament tennis, Sinner's consistent brilliance and clutch play secured his victory, highlighting his dominance in the 'Sinner Zone'.
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India has acquired nine retired British-built Jaguar jets to be dismantled for spare parts to maintain its operational Jaguar fleet. Analysts cite this as a practical but revealing move about India's air power weaknesses.
Excessive heat negatively impacts mood, increasing aggression and irritability. Experts explain how heat affects the body and offer strategies to manage discomfort and emotional responses during hot weather.
China's Ministry of Commerce released guidelines to boost physical retail, addressing slow sales growth and intense online competition. The plan aims to create a rational pricing system and transform stores into experience destinations by 2030.
Former India wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel believes young opener Vaibhav Sooryavanshi must prepare for consistent short-pitched bowling as his international career progresses. Teams identified this strategy during the IPL and are now targeting him with pace and bounce, a tactic Patel expects to continue.
India's ER&D service companies likely experienced a mixed start to fiscal 2027, with Q1 revenue estimates showing a sequential range from 0.9% contraction to 1.5% growth in constant currency. Analysts point to a weak automotive market as a significant drag on the sector.
The market shows a split, with the S&P 500 stable while the Nasdaq 100 falls due to AI chip stock selloffs. Amazon plans a $25B bond sale, its last for the year, amid AI investment funding. Microsoft is also reducing reliance on external AI models.
Face à la dépréciation du yen, les entreprises japonaises se tournent vers Bitcoin et XRP pour protéger leur trésorerie. Des plateformes comme SBI VC Trade et Bitbank constatent une forte hausse des ouvertures de comptes par des sociétés, soutenues par un cadre réglementaire clair et favorable à l'innovation.
Hedge funds' yen weakness bets have surged to their highest level since 2007, coinciding with the yen's drop to a 40-year low against the dollar. Speculation is mounting about potential intervention by Japanese authorities as the yen weakens, with some experts predicting further declines.
NVIDIA's Kyber rack-scale architecture, designed for its 2027 Rubin Ultra chips, is reportedly delayed to 2028 due to manufacturing challenges with a key circuit board. This setback, along with a scrapped backup plan, raises questions about NVIDIA's product roadmap and could benefit rivals like AMD and Google.
Legendary Pandavani exponent Teejan Bai has passed away at the age of 70 after a prolonged illness. She died at AIIMS, Raipur, where she was being treated for health complications. Bai was a celebrated folk artist, known for her storytelling performances based on the Mahabharata, and received numerous prestigious honors throughout her career.
The US's declining accountability, ranking 117th in the Atlas of Impunity, marks the worst transatlantic crisis since WWII. This shift, driven by an 'America First' policy and Europe's own weaknesses, is eroding democratic norms and is now being funded by US democracy funds channeled to European populist movements.
Dalal Street closed higher on Thursday, with Sensex and Nifty gaining nearly 1%. The rally was driven by a sharp rise in IT stocks and falling crude oil prices, supported by India-Japan strategic agreements.
Women and children, many victims of trafficking, are being held indefinitely in Indian detention centres under poor and abusive conditions. Lacking access to legal documents and healthcare, they face declining health and fear for their future, with no clear timeline for release or deportation.
TD Cowen reduced its price target for MicroStrategy (MSTR) to $260 from $400, citing Bitcoin's ongoing weakness. The firm also noted MicroStrategy's new capital management framework, which aims to bolster cash reserves and investor confidence.
