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Cryptocurrency behemoth Binance (CRYPTO: BNB) on Wednesday denied issuing any legal threats against an individual who alleged the cryptocurrency exchange was insolvent
Sen. Elizabeth Warren blasted OpenAI on X over talk of a potential taxpayer "backstop," criticizing its $1.5 million average stock compensation while warning the AI giant's trillion-dollar spending, heavy cash burn and unresolved profitability could leave taxpayers on the hook if the industry falters.
Cathie Wood's Ark Invest bought $14.5M in Tesla and $28M in AMD on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026, despite both companies facing significant market headwinds.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. plans to invest about $17 billion to bring advanced 3-nanometer chip production to Japan with expanded government subsidies, underscoring a strategic shift toward cutting-edge AI-driven manufacturing as strong demand fuels its global growth.
Oilfield services stocks surge in 2026 as investors rotate out of tech, driving OIH to the top of the market and signaling a long‑term shift in global energy investment.
U.S. private employers added just 22,000 jobs in January, far below expectations. With wage growth steady but hiring weak, is the labor market losing steam?
