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Shares of Google (GOOGL) rise as the EU outlines new regulations paving the way for fair access to AI features. Investors show cautious optimism as changes could shape Google’s competitive landscape.
SoftBank’s shares dropped as discussions for a massive investment in OpenAI sparked investor caution over funding capabilities and project ramifications.
Ethereum is set to enhance the trustworthiness of AI agents with its innovative ERC-8004 protocol, marking a significant step forward in the intersection of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence.
Baidu takes a decisive step into the future of AI by merging Wenku and Wangpan into a newly formed Personal Super Intelligence Group (PSIG), signaling a major shift in its business strategy.
A new bill in South Dakota seeks to allocate 10% of state funds into Bitcoin, reflecting an increasing trend among U.S. states to explore cryptocurrency investments.
Former Nasdaq executive Giang Bui steps into a pivotal role at Securitize, aiming to enhance issuer-led tokenization and expand operations by 2026.
Bitmine has significantly increased its Ethereum stake by adding 113,280 ETH, bringing its total to 2.33 million and marking its position as a leading institutional player in the crypto realm.
Morgan Stanley has appointed Amy Oldenburg to spearhead its digital asset strategy, highlighting the firm’s increasing engagement in the crypto space.
A new analysis reveals that stablecoins pose a significant threat to traditional US banking, with an estimated $500 billion in deposits possibly leaving conventional banks by the end of 2028.
A South Dakota lawmaker has renewed efforts to allow state investments in Bitcoin, signaling a shift towards embracing cryptocurrency among state institutions.