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Second-quarter sales growth for the S&P 500 is at its highest level in almost five years, with energy companies in the index reporting a 42.5% revenue increase, according to MarketWatch.
US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $853.54 million of net inflows last week, the strongest weekly total since mid-April, with BlackRock's IBIT accounting for the majority of the money.
The Chinese new-energy technology company is preparing a US listing seeking about $75 million.
The share of stocks outperforming the S&P 500 has reached its highest level in four years, signaling a rotation away from a handful of megacap leaders.
Elon Musk's tunneling venture is raising new capital at a valuation of about $20 billion, roughly four times its level four years ago.
An industry consolidation is closing unsustainable crypto startups, with survivors concentrated among protocols generating revenue and retaining users.
Bitcoin was on track for a roughly 2% weekly advance as broader risk assets rallied and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike receded.
Upcoming US consumer price data arrives with equity indexes at records and investors debating whether the Federal Reserve's next move is a cut, a hold, or a hike.
An Irish government jet flew the alleged drug trafficker and organised crime suspect from Dubai to Dublin to face charges.
A Reuters/Ipsos survey found 60% of Americans support stronger government regulation of social media companies.
UBS said volatility in technology shares tied to the artificial-intelligence trade has reached levels last seen during the dot-com period, as investors turn to this week's CPI report.
Ankara has begun restricting commercial vessel movements into the Black Sea following a surge in drone strikes on merchant shipping.
Tehran said an agreement mediated by Oman is close to completion but placed the onus on Washington to act to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as markets weigh the consequences of a reopening.
Apple is evaluating DRAM from China's ChangXin Memory Technologies for use in iPhones and MacBooks as AI demand tightens global memory supply, according to a Wall Street Journal report.