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Rosenblatt Securities lowered price targets and financial estimates for several Bitcoin mining companies Friday, citing a sharp decline in mining profitability that highlights the growing importance of high-performance computing (HPC) revenue.
The investment firm reiterated Buy ratings for Cipher Mining (NASDAQ: CIFR), TeraWulf (NASDAQ: WULF), and Hut 8 (NASDAQ: HUT), favoring companies that are actively diversifying into AI and computing power. ******* yst Chris Brendler noted that while pure-play Bitcoin mining remains under pressure due to “stubbornly high network competition,” the impact

Billionaire who sold two companies to Coca-Cola says he tries to convince people not to become entrepreneurs: ‘Every single day, you can go bankrupt’

Mike Repole, the billionaire entrepreneur who co-founded and sold beverage giants Glaceau and BodyArmor to Coca-Cola for a combined $9.7 billion, has an unexpected message for aspiring business owners: Don’t do it.
In an interview with The School of Hard Knocks, a popular social-media channel known for interviewing wealthy entrepreneurs, Repole shared his contrarian view on entrepreneurship, emphasizing the brutal realities that most success

Numerous stories have been written about the growing swarm of Starlink satellites in low earth orbit (LEO) over the past few years, as astronomers grow increasingly worried about the crafts’ impact on their observation equipment. Launched by Elon Musk’s ******* eX, each satellite has the potential to disrupt astronomy through both radio emissions and light pollution — and as the number of satellites grows, so too does the amount of interference.
Now, a new study by researchers at NASA is warning that obstructions caused by ******* eX and other private satellite companies are becoming so sever

Strive, a Nasdaq-listed firm and the 14th-largest public holder of Bitcoin, is pushing back against MSCI’s plan to remove companies with significant digital-asset exposure from its global indexes.
Key Takeaways:
Strive says MSCI’s plan to exclude crypto-heavy firms would shut investors out of key growth sectors.
JPMorgan warns Strategy could face up to $2.8B in losses under the proposal.
Strive argues BTC-focused firms are vital to AI infrastructure and structured finance, making the cutoff unfair.

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In recent remarks at the “Revitalizing America’s Markets” event, SEC Chair Paul Atkins laid out a plan that would fundamentally redefine what it means to be a public company in the United States. He framed it as a plan to “make IPOs great again,” but beneath the rhetoric lies something far more consequential: a shift toward a marketplace where public companies behave like private ones — shielded from disclosure, insulated from shareholder input, and increasingly detached from the long-term health of the broader economy. In essence, it is a move toward absolute control by CEOs and their boards

Multibillion-dollar deal announced: Netflix to buy Warner Bros. and HBO

It’s official: In a move that will dramatically reshape the entertainment business, Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery announced an agreement Friday under which Netflix will acquire Warner Bros., including its film and TV studios, HBO Max and HBO.
The deal has a total enterprise value (including debt) of approximately $82.7 billion, with an equity value of $72 billion, the companies said. The announcement of Netflix’s deal to buy the Warner Bros. streaming and studios business came after a weeks-long bidding war that p

NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton has a very simple rule for his employees.
It's why, at 85, he still insists on interviewing everyone who works for his companies.
Tarkenton said on the field or off, teamwork is still a critical **** et for any company.
NFL legend Fran Tarkenton said the same issues that can kill team chemistry in the locker room can also hobble a company, which is why he insists on interviewing each of his employees.
"If you don't have the right people, you can't make it in your business, my business, and you can't make it in the NFL," the NFL quarterback-turned-founder of

Trump administration orders enhanced vetting for applicants of H-1B visa

By Humeyra Pamuk
WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Wednesday announced increased vetting of applicants for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers, with an internal State Department memo saying that anyone involved in "censorship" of free speech be considered for rejection.
H-1B visas, which allow U.S. employers to hire foreign workers in specialty fields, are crucial for U.S. tech ‌companies which recruit heavily from countries including India and China. Many of those companies' leaders threw t

Artificial intelligence companies are quickly expanding without the protections experts say are needed.
According to NBC News, the Winter 2025 AI Safety Index reviewed eight companies across 35 indicators and found that these companies are rolling out increasingly powerful systems while leaving gaps in oversight.
The index evaluated areas such as risk-assessment procedures, information sharing processes, governance structures, and safety-research support and documented inconsistent or absent protocols and protections across the industry. The organizations scoring lowest are racing to match o

Bitcoin mining profitability plunged to record lows in late 2025 as the hash rate dropped below $35 per petahash per second, while production costs rose to $44.8 per petahash. This forced miners into payback periods over 1,200 days and drove a major industry shift, with 70% of top mining companies now earning revenue from artificial intelligence infrastructure.
November 2025 marked a turning point for the global Bitcoin mining industry. A confluence of collapsing margins, regulatory pressure, and strategic pivots reshaped the sector's landscape. Here are the five key trends that defined the m

Cybersecurity firm ThreatLocker rewards its two most helpful employees with luxury cars each year.
CEO Danny Jenkins said he values teamwork, given the company's fast-paced nature.
The company also selects 14-16 employees and rewards them with an all-expenses-paid group trip.
Companies are getting creative with rewarding standout workers, but few are giving out $170,000 luxury cars or cruises to the Bahamas.
ThreatLocker, an Orlando-based cybersecurity firm with about 700 employees, gives luxury cars to its two most collaborative workers at its annual holiday party, the company told Busine

Bitcoin and companies tied to cryptocurrencies extended a nearly two-month swoon Monday, tracking with a broader market sell-off in technology companies that many see as overvalued.
Bitcoin slid 6.5% after being down nearly 12% earlier in the day, settling in just above $85,000. The most-traded cryptocurrency is down about 33% since hitting a record $126,210.50 on Oct. 6, according to crypto trading platform Coinbase. Bitcoin had soared since April in line with the stock market and driven partly by a more crypto-friendly tone in Washington.
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Nvidia’s (NVDA) AI chips have fueled a new debt market, and famed short seller Jim Chanos is flagging its risks.
Emerging AI cloud computing companies looking to rival Big Tech in the market for artificial intelligence have secured large loans backed by the $5 trillion chipmaker’s graphics processing units (GPUs), using that capital to buy more AI chips to scale up their operations. The firms lease ****** e in data centers, fill them with AI hardware, and rent out computing power from that hardware for tech companies to train and run artificial intelligence models.
Four firms in the growing

The first minister said she was ready to "put the rocket boosters under our economy" with the help of global investors who have gathered in Newport.
Eluned Morgan was speaking as she opened the first Wales Investment Summit.
The event has attracted delegates from some of the world's leading companies, including chip-maker Nvidia and telecoms giant Vodafone, as well as the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, and the Prince of Wales.
But opposition politicians maintain the Labour Welsh government has already been given ample time to attract investors and grow the economy.
Morgan is facing a Senedd el

The so-called Costco Effect is a phenomenon that boosts the wages of local economies as companies aim to compete with Costco's (NASDAQ:COST) wages, as defined by the "Micro" YouTube channel.
"Surrounding businesses raise wages up to 40% more," the video said.
Costco's ability to help local businesses is shocking when you compare it to Walmart (NYSE:WMT). While "Micro" discusses the Costco Effect, it also touches upon the Walmart Effect, which demonstrates how a big box retailer can destroy a local economy.
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One Vanguard ETF tracks the S&P 500, providing exposure to the broader U.S. economy.
Another ETF focuses on companies that consistently increase their annual dividends.
The third ETF invests in international stocks -- a good hedge against downturns in the U.S.
10 stocks we like better than Vanguard S&P 500 ETF ›
There are many different ways to approach stock investing, but my favorite -- and what I recommend to most investors -- is through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). ETFs take a lot of the legwork out of investing by allowing you to invest in multiple companies at once. This could range

By Matt Tracy
Nov 30 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has commuted the seven-year sentence of former GPB Capital Holdings CEO David Gentile, with a ‌White House official on Sunday countering the claims at trial brought by the Biden ‌administration that led to Gentile's conviction last year.
Founded in 2013, GPB Capital Holdings used investor funds to take stakes in automotive, retail and other types of companies. It paid out regular ⁠annual distributions to investors ‌from returns on these holdings.
Former President Joe Biden's Department of Justice convicted then-CEO Gentile of securitie

Ozempic 2.0 is on the way: The latest on the next wave of weight loss drugs

Ozempic, and the class of weight loss drugs it has come to embody, has left its imprint seemingly everywhere: On the lives of millions of patients who’ve lost unprecedented amounts of weight. On grocery store shelves with new offerings explicitly catering to those taking the drugs. Even in the calculations of insurance companies studying the drugs’ effects on mortality. (Yes, there are Ozempic guides to Thanksgiving.)
For all the societal changes ushered in by GLP-1 drugs, their lofty price tags limit who can affor

HP Inc. (HPQ) is doubling down on artificial intelligence — and betting it will replace thousands of jobs in the process.
"There are many things that today we have to do using people ... that in the future AI will do better and will do faster," CEO Enrique Lores told Yahoo Finance (video above).
It's not just an HP issue, he added, but an "industrywide" shift companies must embrace to stay competitive.
That transformation is reshaping HP. The company on Tuesday unveiled a sweeping AI initiative tied to new restructuring efforts. HP expects to eliminate 4,000 to 6,000 jobs globally and gener

In recent months, more companies have announced plans to adopt bitcoin treasuries. They frame this as vision: a bold move toward the future of finance, a hedge against inflation, and a sign of corporate sophistication. On the surface, it sounds like progress. In reality, most of these “bitcoin treasuries” are a dangerous distraction, pushed by firms that offer little to no actual value in the marketplace.
Corporate treasuries were never designed to be speculative ventures. When companies turn to bitcoin not as a genuine conviction but as a publicity stunt or last-ditch effort to stay relevant

Vaultz Capital confident in Bitcoin's role as a long-term reserve ******* et

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What makes Brazilian Rare Earths unique?
Why is China dumping rare earth elements?
What drives rare earth element demand growth?
What risks face rare earth mining companies?
When it comes to rare earth elements — critical for many industries — it’s all about China. And more and more companies are trying to break the stranglehold the country has over its supply.

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3 major internet outages in a 1-month span: That's not a fluke, it's a bad sign

It’s not just you — internet outages severe enough to disrupt everyday services for many people have become more frequent and wide-ranging, experts say.
When internet services company Cloudflare crashed Tuesday — prompting significant, hourslong disruptions at companies ranging from X to OpenAI to Discord — it was the third major internet outage in the **** e of about a month.
While there’s plenty of finger-pointing to go around, two things are clear: Popular consumer businesses increasingly rely on a handful

A slew of earnings reports from some of America's biggest retailers this week showed the industry, like consumers visiting their stores, splitting into a series of winners and losers.
Retailers that are leaning into value and low prices reported strong results and were rewarded by investors as a K-shaped economy pushes consumer sentiment to near-record lows. Investors more harshly judged companies that reported flagging sales in their latest quarter.
"Higher-income households will keep spending, but middle- and lower-income shoppers are feeling the squeeze, pushing them toward discounters li

The job market in 2025 has been considered static. That’s both good: Layoffs have been steady, and the unemployment rate remains low by historical standards. And bad: It’s hard to find a job if you’re looking.
But a raft of job cut announcements this fall from big companies like Amazon, Verizon, and Target calls into question the state of what has been deemed a “no-hire, no-fire” labor market.
Economists are certainly watching the trend with a careful eye.
“All the signs point to we’re moving from ‘no-hire, no-fire’ labor market to ‘no-hire, start-to-fire' labor market,” said Heather Long,

The drone economy is taking off, and investors are getting more options to put money into the budding industry.
The recently launched REX Drone exchange-traded fund, for example, has 80% of its portfolio earmarked for companies that generate the bulk of revenues from drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UVA) and the companies that support the industry’s technologies.
"The drones theme is exciting for a couple of reasons," REX CEO Greg King told FOX Business. "No. 1, the military applications. Ukraine and the Middle East have approved the utility there. And defense budgets are shifting over to a

Space Coast hits 100th launch of 2025 as pace accelerates

The Brief
The ***** e Coast logged its 100th launch of the year with ***** eX’s latest Starlink mission, reflecting a rapidly growing flight cadence.
Experts say reusable rockets are driving the surge, with some boosters flying up to 30 times.
As more companies enter the market, officials expect even more launches and job growth across Florida.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The ***** e Coast is on track for a record-setting year, with Thursday night’s ***** eX mission marking the 100th launch from Florida in 2025.

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The Australian government has added popular streaming platform Twitch to the list of apps banned in the country for children under the age of 16.
The country’s internet watchdog said on Friday that its upcoming teen social media ban would apply to the Amazon-owned live streaming service Twitch, popular among gamers.
Australia is set to enact the world's first law barring children aged 16 years and under from using social media, with penalties of up to $32m (A$49.5m) for non-complying companies failing to take "reasonable steps".
Platforms previously included in the list of banned apps inclu

In the current global market landscape, Asian economies are navigating a complex environment marked by fluctuating investor sentiment and economic challenges. Despite these headwinds, growth companies in Asia with high insider ownership stand out as potentially resilient investments, as insider confidence often suggests strong belief in a company's long-term prospects.
Name
Insider Ownership
Earnings Growth
Streamax Technology (SZSE:002970)

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Bitcoin (BTC) mining is no longer lucrative and several leading energy and digital infrastructure companies are exiting operations to pivot to artificial intelligence (AI).
The process of Bitcoin mining involves miners using high-end computing power to solve complex cryptographic functions so that you can verify and add blocks containing BTC transactions to the chain. In exchange for securing the Bitcoin network, miners receive rewards in the form of BTC.
Related: Veteran trader who called 2018 Bitcoin collapse now predicts 35% crash
The price of Bitcoin has grown exponentially over the yea