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Germany will amend its constitution to loosen fiscal spending and plan to release hundreds of billions of euros for defense and other investments. This move is seen as a major shift and is of great significance across the ages. Click to view...
WalletConnect, which raised $10 million from four oversubscribed token sales, including a $500,000 private sale from token financing platform Echo, revealed that no further token sales are planned at this stage and deliveries will follow the product roadmap.
According to the New York Times, the IRS will begin laying off about 6,000 employees on Thursday.
President Donald Trump is set to tighten his grip on independent federal agencies, according to the Financial Times, in his latest move to tighten his grip on government entities. The White House said in a statement that late on Tuesday, President Trump signed an executive order "binding independent agencies", ordering agencies to submit draft regulations for review. Trump will also set "performance standards" for agencies, which must discuss "priorities and...
Polymarket posted on the X platform that it has entered a new era of journalism and will be upgraded with next-generation oracles, which will be launched in partnership with UMA and EigenLayer.
According to the New York Times, Trump Media Technology Group (DJT. O) has filed a lawsuit against a Brazilian Supreme Court judge in federal court in Tampa, Florida.
According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is considering granting special voting rights to fend off the threat of hostile bidders such as Musk.
According to the British Financial Times: The European Union Commission will agree next week to explore raising import restrictions on certain foods produced according to different standards, a move that will increase tensions between the European Union and its trading partners. Early targets could include U.S. crops such as soybeans, which are grown with pesticides that European Union farmers are not allowed to use.
According to the New York Times, the Senate Finance Committee is investigating whether Pantera Capital founder Dan Morehead violated federal tax laws after moving to Puerto Rico, a tax haven. According to a letter released by the Senate Finance Committee, Morehead sold a "substantial stake" after moving to Puerto Rico, receiving capital gains of "more than $1 billion." The committee asked Morehead to share information related to those transactions.
According to the New York Times, the social media platform "X" saw a 40% increase in revenue last year as X gained more premium subscribers and additional revenue from XAI.
According to the New York Times, billionaire and Airbnb co-founder Joe Gaibia is said to be involved in Musk's government plans.
Vujcic, the governing body of the European Central Bank, said that the market's expectations for three more interest rate cuts this year are not unreasonable. The premise of interest rate cuts is that inflation in the service sector will fall rapidly in the coming months. (Golden Ten)
According to the Securities Times, Du Xueyi, director of the Economic Crime Procuratorate of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, said during an interview with the head of the Supreme People's Procuratorate on February 13 that the current telecommunications network fraud crime is high and frequent, and the situation is still severe and complicated. First, fraud groups are cross-border and monopolized, and criminals have opened "industrial parks" and "science and technology parks" overseas.
As part of a swap with Russia, the United States will release suspected cybercriminal Russian kingpin Alexander Vinnik in exchange for the release of U.S. citizen Marc Fogel, The New York Times revealed on Wednesday. Vinnik, who ran BTC-e, once one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, was arrested in 2017 and detained at the request of Washington on suspicion of laundering $4 billion through the platform. In May, he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to launder money and faces 20 years in ...
According to the British Financial Times, the European Union is considering setting a temporary gas price cap to deal with the cost difference with the United States.
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