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Over 100 crypto projects have folded in 2026 as venture funding halves. GSN CEO Ryan Kirkley says the failures trace back to 2020-21 fundraising excesses and a culture of inflated rounds.

Princeton Review ranks top 10 schools for financial aid. Princeton University offers the lowest out-of-pocket cost at $10,787 after average need-based scholarship of $80,837.

Brent cleared $90 as Iran tensions escalate. Bond yields are rising, and the US 10-year at 4.75% is the next test for whether the oil shock becomes a broader rates shock. AUD leads, CHF lags.

The AI platform handles resume formatting and caseload management so advisors can focus on coaching. Every AI recommendation is reviewed by a person.

Kraken made US stock trading available across the EEA, letting clients hold equities, tokenized shares and crypto in one account. The service covers 7,000+ stocks and 700+ xStocks alongside 600 crypto assets, with no trading commissions.

Austria's FMA fined Bitpanda €70K for MiCA violations, the first public penalty under the new EU crypto framework. The exchange missed a whitepaper deadline.

Colgate-Palmolive India's PerioGard becomes the first gum care regimen to earn the ISP Seal of Acceptance after a clinical review, setting a new competitive benchmark for rivals in India's oral care market.

MoonPay adds Cash App Pay for crypto purchases by eligible US users. Funding comes from Cash App balances with no app switch or separate login needed. Partners include MetaMask, Ledger, Trust Wallet. 59M Cash App users get access to a wider range of coins beyond Bitcoin.

Sixth straight session of decline. Nifty 50 down 1.7% over the stretch. Brent crude above $91 after US-Iran ceasefire expires. FIIs pulled ₹2,535 crore. Next support at 24,000.

Patanjali Foods raised FY27-28 estimates after Q1 oils margins beat, but the FMCG unit's 12-15% EBITDA target faces El Niño risk.

With the Clarity Act stalled, the SEC and CFTC are writing their own crypto rules. A Sept. 15 Senate vote could decide the bill's fate, and executives warn of political risk.

Walmart workers say they spend time fixing AI tools that don't account for real floor tasks like cleaning spills or removing expired items. Sustaining worker feedback across 4,600 stores is a separate hurdle.