The crypto industry is ever-growing and ever-changing. It would be difficult to summarize it in 50 names. Here are a few final individuals and entities we wanted to make note of this year.
Bitcoin will rally to $143,000 next year as investors continue to increase digital-asset adoption through exchange-traded funds, according to a new Wall Street forecast.
Seth Klarman, CEO and portfolio manager of the value-oriented investment management fund Baupost Group, says investors have much to learn from Warren Buffett.
Traders who spent most of December wondering if the typical year-end βSanta Claus rallyβ was ever going to kick in may finally be getting what theyβve been waiting for.
Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses the outlook for equities in 2026 in light of this week's US CPI print. "The central backdrop, I think, is relatively benign for risk assets, for equities broadly," he tells Bloomberg Television. Oppenheimer also discusses β¦
Investment firm GLP Pte has selected banks for a Hong Kong initial public offering that may take place as soon as the first half of 2026, according to people familiar with the situation.
Things werenβt looking good for Vestas Wind Systems A/S in January, with the return of Donald Trump and his anti-renewables policies after an already difficult stretch for the turbine maker.
Inflows to a group of exchange-traded funds tracking the CSI A500 Index surged to a fresh record on Thursday, with the strong activity leaving traders perplexed.
Australian Retirement Trust, the nationβs no. 2 pension fund, is switching more money from passive index funds to active equity managers, citing the growing dominance of major technology companies in global benchmarks.
Tsuruha Holdings Inc. has become one of the most heavily shorted stocks in Japan as investors position for its tender-offer-driven rally to fade. But analysts warn that this strategy may end in a short squeeze if the drug store operatorβs earnings beat expectations.
NikeΒ posted more weakness in China and its Converse brand, sending shares down and offsetting higher-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter.Β Direct-to-consumer sales missed expectations, while Converse plunged 30% in the fiscal second quarter ended Nov. 30. Revenue rose 1% to $12.4 billion, aboβ¦
Shares in BlackBerry Ltd. were volatile in after-hours trading today after the company reported earnings and revenue beats in its fiscal 2026 third quarter. For the quarter that ended on Nov. 30, BlackBerry reported adjusted earnings per share of five cents, up from zero cents in the same quarter ofβ¦