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Publicly traded digital asset (DAT) companies are changing their strategies due to the market saturation of Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies and the weakening of investor sentiment. As of September, there are

Patti Smith is back on stage 50 years after her album “Horses”, which made history in music, and is now presenting her new memoir, “Bread of Angels”. The book is a love

Celebrated musician Sam Fender has donated his £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust (MVT), an organization that works to protect independent music venues in the UK . ” I

China has signaled a softening in relations with the U.S. by suspending some retaliatory tariffs, but US soybeans are still subject to a 13% tariff. This decision comes after the summit between

The U.S. Supreme Court has raised serious doubts about the legality of the tariffs imposed worldwide by former President Donald Trump. The case is seen as a critical test that will determine

The Bank of England (BoE) will closely affect markets with its interest rate decision to be announced on Thursday. While most investors expect the rate to remain at 4.0%, some analysts see

The German central bank (Bundesbank) warned that the country’s financial stability is threatened by rising global debt levels, overvalued stock markets, inconsistent US trade policy and deteriorating bank loans. Germany, Europe’s largest

European stocks opened lower on Thursday. The STOXX 600 index fell 0.3%, sharp sell-offs in technology stocks and a 11% drop in French Legrand weakened investor confidence. Commerzbank shares also increased pressure

Technology-heavy stock markets headed for their sharpest weekly decline in seven months amid concerns about the sustainability of the rally in AI stocks and weak Chinese trade data. Europe’s benchmark index, the

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated that there are no active discussions regarding the sale of the company’s most advanced AI chip, Blackwell, to China. The US administration had banned the sale of