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Berkshire Hathaway sits on a record $397 billion in cash. See how Greg Abel plans to spend Buffett's war chest.

Berkshire Hathaway sits on a record $397 billion in cash. See how Greg Abel plans to spend Buffett's war chest.

Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon report this week. Filings show AI capex already draining free cash flow.

Hyperscale Data has once again expanded its Bitcoin treasury, lifting its total holdings to more than 1,106 coins. The New York Stock Exchange-listed company continues to steadily accumulate Bitcoin as part of a broader plan to build a substantial digital asset reserve on its balance sheet.

Cooling stocks are splitting as Britain enters its fourth heatwave of the summer and wildfires burn across southern Europe. Institutions are buying two of them and quietly leaving the third. BeInCrypto tracked money flow across three suppliers, and the split has less to do with weather than with data centers. Carrier

3 major crypto firms will report second-quarter earnings this week. Robinhood (HOOD) goes first on Wednesday, July 29, while Coinbase (COIN) and Strategy (MSTR) both report after Thursday’s close on July 30. Each company might offer a different read on the same downturn. The crypto market remains volatile after a

SpaceX shares have erased their post-IPO surge as investors question the company’s valuation, spending plans, and near-term financial outlook.

An erroneous share trade on Korea's Nextrade exchange fed bad price info into Hyperliquid's third-party price oracle, liquidating 960 accounts in seconds.

AT&T expands D-Wave quantum computing use after cutting a network task from one hour to 15 seconds. QBTS stock jumps 20%.

Stablecoins can move dollars around the clock. The harder question is who controls everything surrounding the transfer: the account, the card, currency conversion, the customer relationship and the risk when something goes wrong. That contest is pulling payment networks, fintech firms and crypto companies into the