T-Mobile is once again retiring several longtime wireless plans, leaving some customers to face significant changes to their monthly bills. The last time T-Mobile discontinued wireless plans was in August…
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Weaker payrolls fade Fed hike bets, pressuring the Dollar; diverging ECB path and geopolitical risk premiums complicate the moves. A Dovish Repricing of Fed Expectations Is Undercutting the Dollar The…
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A pseudonymous Bitcoin holder using the name John Doe 33 has moved to dismiss a New York lawsuit that seeks legal ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin addresses, becoming the first…
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Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI) sought to reassure customers and partners after four employees at its Taiwan unit were questioned as part of an investigation into the alleged illegal export…
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Food manufacturing closures are among the clearest signs of labor-market pressure. And while a plant closure is a company decision, it quickly escalates into a local jobs problem. When a…
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The loudest story on Meta ($META) in mid-2026 is that the company is “incinerating capital” — that a $125 billion-to-$145 billion capital-expenditure bill for AI data centres is value destruction…
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Taiko reopened its cross-chain bridge after moving through a four-stage recovery from a June 21 attack that drained roughly $1.7 million, letting users shift funds between its Ethereum layer-2 network…
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Meta Platforms shares META surged in trading on Wednesday following a report that the company is developing a cloud infrastructure business that would sell artificial intelligence computing power and AI…
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Some forms of retail work better in a brick-and-mortar store than they do online. Clothing and footwear, for example, benefits from the ability to try the items on. Even people…
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The lazy read on Microsoft (MSFT) in mid-2026 is that it has become a broken AI-capex story: the shares closed at $373.02 on June 30, 2026, well off their old…
