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  • Binance replaced roughly $6 billion of the $6.3 billion stolen using company funds.
  • Binance will restart withdrawals in phased windows for 15 cryptoassets beginning Nov. 1.
  • Authorities attribute the theft to a North Korean state-sponsored hacking unit.
  • Binance investigators are probing a possibly compromised employee laptop as the attack vector.
  • Bitcoin opened November under renewed selling pressure after sentiment gauges collapsed.
  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded notable outflows, raising near-term downside risk for crypto markets.

Latest Articles

Puerto Rico to Start Rotating Water Rationing as Drought Deepens

Puerto Rico to Start Rotating Water Rationing as Drought Deepens

Puerto Rico will implement a rotating water rationing program beginning Friday that will leave tens of thousands of residents without service for 48-hour stretches. The measure, announced by territorial authorities and posted by the Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, will run at least through the end of August as officials contend with critically low re…

Japan's FSA to Reassess Rules Governing Proprietary Trading Platforms

Japan's FSA to Reassess Rules Governing Proprietary Trading Platforms

Japan's Financial Services Agency is set to review the regulatory framework for proprietary trading systems, which are currently capped at handling no more than 10% of total domestic stock trading value. The review will examine how the 10% ceiling and the requirement to convert to a full securities exchange after sustained volume above that level a…

Nscale Says It Holds $51 Billion in Contracted Revenue as U.S. IPO Looms

Nscale Says It Holds $51 Billion in Contracted Revenue as U.S. IPO Looms

Nscale told prospective investors it has roughly $51 billion in total contracted revenue while preparing for a possible U.S. initial public offering in September. The London-headquartered firm reported accelerating revenue in the second quarter of 2026, an expansion plan to add 10 gigawatts of power to its AI computing centers, and substantial Nvid…

Zbtlink halts router sales after researchers find built-in backdoor

Zbtlink halts router sales after researchers find built-in backdoor

Zbtlink Electronics said it is pausing sales of certain router models and removing associated software from its website after cybersecurity researchers identified a built-in backdoor in at least 20 of its devices. The company described the component as an after-sales support tool used only with customer authorization, while researchers warned the m…

River City Bank to Begin Nasdaq Trading After $121.5 Million IPO

River City Bank to Begin Nasdaq Trading After $121.5 Million IPO

River City Bank will start trading on the Nasdaq later today after completing a reduced initial public offering that raised $121.5 million. The California-based lender sold 2.7 million shares at $45 each, a narrower transaction than its initial plan to offer 2.75 million shares in a $48 to $51 price range. The shares were provided entirely by two l…

Insider Buying Fuels GBank Financial Bounce as Shares Edge Higher

Insider Buying Fuels GBank Financial Bounce as Shares Edge Higher

GBank Financial Holdings Inc. shares climbed 2.8% to $20.96 in afternoon trading after several insiders disclosed open-market purchases. Company insiders, including the CEO, executive chairman and a director, bought a combined 32,265 shares on August 4th at prices roughly in the $21.50 range. The buying comes after GBank reported a sequential earni…

Kraft Heinz Shares Slide After Profitability Hits and Cautious Guidance

Kraft Heinz Shares Slide After Profitability Hits and Cautious Guidance

Kraft Heinz shares fell as much as 2.4% in afternoon trading after the company reported Q2 2026 results that beat headline expectations on EPS and revenue but revealed a large non-cash impairment and a notable decline in adjusted operating income. Management warned of softer near-term organic sales and steep year-over-year drops in adjusted operati…

Arm, SanDisk and a Broad Set of Stocks Lead Thursday’s Intraday Volatility

Arm, SanDisk and a Broad Set of Stocks Lead Thursday’s Intraday Volatility

Equities across market-cap tiers showed notable intraday moves on Thursday. Arm led gains among large names, while SanDisk and several financial and healthcare giants slipped. The session featured sharp winners among small- and mid-cap names following earnings beats and guidance lifts, alongside steep declines tied to revenue or earnings misses and…

U.S. Receives No Saudi Crude in July, First Full-Month Halt Since 1985

U.S. Receives No Saudi Crude in July, First Full-Month Halt Since 1985

U.S. imports of crude oil from Saudi Arabia fell to zero in July, according to preliminary U.S. Department of Energy data, marking the first full month without Saudi shipments since 1985. The interruption is linked to disruptions in Persian Gulf crude flows tied to the U.S.-Iran conflict. Refiners have shifted toward other sources, including increa…

Guggenheim Names Eyepoint Its Top Biotech Pick, Assigns $68 Price Target

Guggenheim Names Eyepoint Its Top Biotech Pick, Assigns $68 Price Target

Guggenheim has selected Eyepoint Pharmaceuticals Inc as its preferred investment in the biotech sector, assigning a $68 price target based on a sum-of-the-parts net-present-value analysis. The firm’s thesis rests on upcoming clinical catalysts in retinal disorders, including Phase III LUGANO topline data expected in August 2026 and a LUCIA readout …

Federal Court Orders Pentagon to Resume Wind Farm Reviews

Federal Court Orders Pentagon to Resume Wind Farm Reviews

A U.S. district judge has ordered the Department of Defense to lift a temporary suspension of its review process for wind energy projects, siding with renewable energy groups that challenged the freeze. The injunction requires the Pentagon to restart assessments of whether proposed wind farms would interfere with military operations and will stay i…

Ghana's annual consumer inflation eases to 4.6% in July

Ghana's annual consumer inflation eases to 4.6% in July

Ghana's year-on-year consumer inflation fell to 4.6% in July from 5.3% in June, the national statistics service reported on Thursday. Government statistician Alhassan Iddrisu pointed to slower food inflation as the main contributor to the monthly decline. The statistics office also highlighted that more than 86% of inflation reflects domestic goods…

Watts Water Shares Jump After Strong Q2 2026 Results and Raised Outlook

Watts Water Shares Jump After Strong Q2 2026 Results and Raised Outlook

Watts Water Technologies stock climbed after the company reported better-than-expected second-quarter 2026 results, driven by a significant increase in data center sales, double-digit organic growth, and an upgraded full-year outlook. An analyst firm also raised its price target, supporting the share-price move even as major U.S. indices traded low…

Euronext Wheat Falls as Global Stockpiles Erode Black Sea Disruption Fears

Euronext Wheat Falls as Global Stockpiles Erode Black Sea Disruption Fears

Euronext December wheat prices retreated on Thursday as ample global supplies eased worries about war-related interruptions to Black Sea exports. The contract fell 1.7% to €227.75 ($262.23) per metric ton by 1623 GMT, reversing gains from Wednesday and tracking a drop in Chicago futures. Traders pointed to large fund long positions that leave the m…