Porsche deliveries plunge 15% as China weakness hits luxury demand
Porsche’s global deliveries fell sharply in the first quarter, underlining the pressure facing premium carmakers as softer demand in China and the
Porsche’s global deliveries fell sharply in the first quarter, underlining the pressure facing premium carmakers as softer demand in China and the
US stock futures were little changed on Friday as investors awaited a key reading on March inflation and monitored fragile diplomacy in
Ethics reportedly remains a threat to the CLARITY Act’s progress, despite the stablecoin yield clash currently taking center stage. This development comes
The BMNR stock price remains in a narrow range as the crypto market weakness continues. BitMine rose to $21.25 today, April 9,
MetaSpace has joined Kandura Rally 2026 as the official gifting partner, offering free event passes to its community. The rally takes place
OKX CEO Star Xu publicly challenged claims by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao about selling a house to buy Bitcoin, raising questions about
The ceasefire between the United States and Iran, according to projections from Elon Musk’s Grok AI, has a 65% probability of holding
MEXC has announced that Vugar Usi will be its new CEO, signaling a move toward a more unified, multi-asset approach. Usi will
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has announced an investigation into OpenAI and its chatbot ChatGPT. He raised concerns about AI safety and
Bittensor’s TAO token crashes more than 18% in just a few hours, erasing its recent 100% rally. The sharp drop follows a
More than $2.3 billion in Bitcoin, ETH, XRP and SOL options to expire on Friday. Crypto market participants are bracing for options
Securitize is leveling up its leadership. They’ve brought on Brett Redfearn, a former SEC Director, as their new President. On top of
Alibaba Group stock fell approximately 3% in Hong Kong on Thursday after Jefferies reduced its price target for the Chinese tech giant.The
Foreign investors poured a record 2.96 trillion yen ($18.65 billion) into Tokyo-listed shares in the week ended April 4, reversing three straight weeks of selling