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Onfolio Holdings CEO Dominic Wells said the company has grown since its 2022 IPO during the Q2 2026 earnings call, but did not provide specific financial figures.

SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Asset borrows from Reg CF and Reg A. Startup Exemption allows $5M over four years; Fundraising Exemption tops out at $75M.

Disney will stop offering medical coverage to U.S. employees' spouses who already have insurance through their own jobs, citing rising healthcare costs.

Shareholders of First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt approved a hybrid long-term incentive plan at the Aug. 13 AGM. The company continues advancing its Pipestone XL nickel-cobalt project in Newfoundland.

Jon Hansen's new book tests human-AI reasoning against real, pre-outcome decisions. The disciplined system of prompt, verify, and correct is the rare practical guide for decision-makers who need the machine to be a tool, not a crutch.

CFO Krishna Rao is fielding questions on data-center slowdown risk in pre-IPO meetings. A Gallup survey found 70% of Americans oppose local AI data centers.

Matthew Hyland compares the June sell-off to March 2020, predicting altcoins could recover within months. Bitcoin above $76,000, XRP up 18%.

Apollo Global Management said an attacker accessed its cloud platforms July 6-10, exposing names, Social Security numbers and contact info. The disclosure follows FBI and Google warnings about voice phishing targeting financial firms.

Nomura's Laser Digital Japan won Japan's first new crypto exchange license since 2022, following a $65M loss that tightened risk limits. Institutional trading launch timeline remains unclear.

Pilots aborted landing before fatal Alaska crash, NTSB says. Eight killed when Cessna 441 went down near remote radar site. Investigation to review weather and pilot records.

Eighteen unidentified migrants were buried in numbered graves at Ceuta's Muslim cemetery Friday, three weeks after 90+ died in Spain's deadliest border crisis. An NGO called the burials a 'new human tragedy.'

TikTok and ByteDance will pay $400 million to resolve US claims they collected data from children under 13 without parental consent. The settlement follows a 2019 FTC consent decree and a restructuring of TikTok's US operations.