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In the face of a frothy market, Jim Cramer encourages investors to stay the course, highlighting numerous positive stock narratives that counterbalance the market's irrationality.
Mexican business magnate Ricardo Salinas Pliego has been a strong Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) advocate for years and recently considered allocating the entirety of his wealth to the top cryptocurrency.
Former WH communications director Scaramucci sparks speculation with quote about Iranian Revolution targeting leadership blind spots, compared to Trump.
Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, has filed to list on Nasdaq despite a $282 million loss, aiming to join Coinbase and Bullish in the growing wave of public crypto firms.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) critic and economist Peter Schiff issued warnings on Friday about America’s mounting debt crisis, linking current fiscal challenges to the 1971 decision that ended the gold standard.
Trump said Xi Jinping assured him China would not invade Taiwan during his presidency, even as U.S.–China tensions over trade, technology, and security persist.
Sam Altman said OpenAI may spend trillions on AI infrastructure, comparing today's AI boom to the 1990s dot-com bubble while eyeing an IPO and new U.S. government partnership.
Tesla Senior Vice President Tom Zhu has sold over 82% of his shares since 2023, raising concerns about insider confidence amid Elon Musk's attacks on short sellers.
Trump and Putin's Alaska summit ended without a Ukraine ceasefire deal, giving Moscow a diplomatic boost but leaving the war's core disputes unresolved.
Circle Internet Group's (NYSE: CRCL) shares climbed more than 7% on Friday after the company announced the pricing of its public offering of 10 million Class A common shares at $130 each.
