Stripe and Plasma Develop Multi-Currency Stablecoin Cards
Stripe and Plasma are co-developing multi-currency stablecoin cards, building on infrastructure available in over 30 countries with expansion to 100-plus planned for 2027.
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Stripe and Plasma are co-developing multi-currency stablecoin cards, building on infrastructure available in over 30 countries with expansion to 100-plus planned for 2027.
KFC will switch its U.S. restaurants to Coca-Cola drinks beginning in January 2027, ending a decades-long Pepsi relationship as it expands its beverage business.
Cboe plans to open options trading at 7:30 a.m. ET on October 19 for 24 companies and five ETFs, including Apple, Nvidia, SpaceX and SPY.
US producer prices rose 1.3% in September, the largest monthly gain since March 2022, as annual inflation hit 6.3% and initial jobless claims reached 199,000.
Nvidia, AMD and Micron fall before the U.S. open as steep Asian chip losses and European selling deepen a global AI stock rout driven by funding...
Jensen Huang calls for closer AI safety dialogue with Chinese researchers as Nvidia faces export restrictions and growing competition in China.
Anthropic told investors Q3 revenue reached $16.8 billion, with adjusted profit and positive cash flow, as it prepares for a potential November IPO.
South Korea’s KOSPI closed at a six-month low after a 20-minute trading halt, with Samsung down 9.5% and SK hynix losing 11.1% amid AI and rate...
The Nasdaq fell 1.9% and the S&P 500 lost 1.1% as September inflation reached 3.7%, while CoreWeave and Oracle led a sharp AI-stock selloff.
BlackRock’s Larry Fink warns a U.S. data center moratorium could trigger recession, as AI spending fuels growth and opposition to new projects rises.
CoreWeave shares tumble as bond yields approach 15%, putting CRWV’s interest costs, debt repayments and AI infrastructure spending under scrutiny.
U.S. stocks slide as hotter September inflation and AI borrowing concerns hit CoreWeave and Oracle, while rising oil prices lift energy producers.