Economy

Bitcoin plunged near $60,000 before recovering to $69,000, giving back all post-election gains. Market-wide crypto selloff reveals structural vulnerabilities as ETF flows turn negative.

Over 900 Google employees sign open letter demanding end to ICE and CBP partnerships following recent enforcement deaths. Tech workers increasingly challenge corporate complicity in government policies.

Toyota appoints CFO Kenta Kon as new CEO amid US tariff threats and China rare earth export controls. Can this cost-cutting expert navigate the world's largest automaker through industry upheaval?

Anthropic's Super Bowl ad campaign directly challenges OpenAI's decision to sell advertising space in ChatGPT, highlighting a fundamental divide in AI monetization philosophy.

Bitcoin has wiped out all gains made since Trump's election victory, falling below $90,000 as crypto market volatility reveals deeper uncertainty about future policies and adoption.

DP World's CEO exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein discussing sexual experiences, raising fresh questions about corporate leadership accountability and the far-reaching impact of the Epstein network.

The 250-year-old banking empire's risky relationship with a convicted sex offender reveals the dark side of elite finance and the true cost of chasing profits.

How Jeffrey Epstein propelled the career of UK power broker Ian Osborne, exposing the murky networks that shape global finance and raising questions about transparency in investment circles.

EY's digital assets leaders predict wallets will become the primary strategic interface for next-generation finance, not just crypto tools. Who controls the wallet controls the customer.

Elon Musk hits $845 billion net worth after SpaceX-xAI merger valued at $1.25 trillion. His path to becoming world's first trillionaire runs through space, not Tesla

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey's Erebor bank receives US national banking charter, marking another tech mogul's push into traditional finance. What's driving this trend?

Eddie Bauer's 180 stores, Pizza Hut's 250 locations, and Bahama Breeze's 14 outlets are closing. Is this just business as usual, or a sign of deeper shifts in American consumer behavior?