Bitcoin ETF Surge Fuels 79% Inflows to BlackRock and Fidelity
BlackRock and Fidelity have emerged as the big winners in the Bitcoin ETF mania, capturing a whopping 79% of inflows into the ‘Newborn Nine’ funds.
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Voice-Recognition Investments Spark Interest in AI Stock Forecasted to Surge
Five major tech companies, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Nvidia, have all made significant investments in voice-recognition software, a key component of artificial intelligence (AI).
Exclusive: Montana AG Alleges Google Gemini Shows Political Bias, Calls for Investigation
In a recent letter sent to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen claims that Google’s online advertising platform, Gemini, may have violated state law due to its alleged political bias. The letter, obtained exclusively by our news outlet, raises concerns about the platform’s potential impact on fair competition and freedom of speech.
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Relief for Cox Communications as record labels waive $1 billion claim
Cox Communications, a major telecommunications company, will not have to pay $1 billion to record labels after a recent court ruling in their favor.
The Sports Bundle Holy Wars: Rivalries Reignite in Epic Showdown
The highly anticipated sports event of the season has officially announced the distribution of teams set to battle it out on the field. Fans can expect fierce competition as each team prepares to showcase their skills and take home the coveted championship title.
Former Lottery Winner Shares Story of Losing it All and Finding Redemption
In a downward spiral
I have gone through it all. A North Carolina man’s life took a turn for the worse after winning a $1-million lottery jackpot. Instead of using the money wisely, he fell into the trap of gambling and squandered it all in just 8 years.
Interest-Rate Cuts to Take Longer than Expected, Says Federal Reserve’s Bostic
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic announced Wednesday that investors might need to exercise patience as interest-rate cuts are unlikely to happen anytime soon. In a speech delivered at a business conference, Bostic emphasized the importance of waiting for more economic clarification before considering any reductions.
Plastic Recycling Far from Effective: Groundbreaking Report Exposes Longstanding Awareness
A new report reveals that the majority of plastic waste is not being effectively recycled, contrary to what many consumers have been led to believe. This finding comes as no surprise to environmental activists who have long been advocating for stronger regulations and a deeper understanding of the recycling process. According to the report, which has been released by an independent research organization, only a small fraction of plastics are being successfully repurposed, while the rest end up in landfills, incinerators, or pollute our oceans.
Credit Score Criteria: Dating App Targets High-Quality Matches
In a world where compatibility is key, a dating app has taken an unusual approach by requiring potential users to have a credit score of 675 or above in order to join. The app, aptly named ‘For people with good credit,’ aims to match individuals with similar financial backgrounds in the hope that it will lead to more successful and stable relationships.
