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Bitcoin surged to $75,800, clearing a key resistance zone. But the rally was driven by short unwinds, not fresh bullish bets. Here's why that distinction matters for your portfolio.
OpenAI is courting private equity firms to co-found an enterprise AI venture. It's not just a funding round — it signals a potential break from Microsoft and a direct assault on the corporate AI market.
A drone attack near Dubai International Airport forced Emirates to reroute flights, exposing a critical vulnerability in global aviation security and supply chains.
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Bitcoin jumped 7% last week, outpacing gold and equities during geopolitical stress. Bernstein says it's not a fluke — it's a structural ownership shift driven by ETFs and Strategy's relentless accumulation.
Meta just locked in a $27 billion deal with Dutch cloud firm Nebius. With hyperscalers committing $700 billion to AI infrastructure this year, the real question is who captures the value—and who gets left behind.
Bitcoin hovers at $73K with a critical $74,000 breakout level in sight. Meanwhile, PEPE surged 20%, open interest hit $112B, and the altcoin season index climbed to 48. Here's what the derivatives market is quietly warning.
Automation and AI are reshaping the workforce faster than most workers can adapt. Here are five jobs most at risk—and what it means for your career and wallet.
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Trump signals he may delay a Xi Jinping summit, rattling markets and trade talks. Is this classic dealmaking pressure — or a miscalculation that could derail US-China relations?
The EU is weighing an expanded naval mission in the Middle East as Iran tensions rise. With 20% of global seaborne oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the stakes reach far beyond European foreign policy.
Trump is building a coalition to reopen a critical global waterway. The stakes go beyond shipping lanes — they touch inflation, energy prices, and the limits of American leverage.
Trump told the FT a US-China summit could be delayed. With tariffs entrenched and trade talks stalled, what does this mean for markets, supply chains, and the global economy?
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US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced $57 billion in deals between Asia-Pacific allies and American companies. But behind the headline number lies a more complex story about trade leverage, energy dependency, and the price of alliance.