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Warner Bros. Discovery rose after Netflix agreed to buy the entertainment company for $72 billion.

If you’re looking for a way to diversify your portfolio, look somewhere else.

Marvell jumps after the chip maker beats Wall Street’s earnings targets and announces the acquisition of an AI start-up.

Cryptocurrencies continued their strong rebound Wednesday but investors may fear it's another false dawn.

The Bank of Japan on Monday raised the likelihood of a rate hike, which could impact the Yen carry trade as it relates to Bitcoin purchases.

The $11.7 million purchase brings Strategy’s total holdings to 650,000 Bitcoins.

Synopsys jumps after Nvidia invests $2 billion in the company’s common stock, while Tesla follows Chinese electric-vehicle makers to the downside after the companies issue deliveries for November.

The company established a $1.44 billion reserve funded by the sale of common stock to cover the preferred dividend payments.

“We wear your loathing with pride,” Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said in a post on X addressed to S&P.

Wall Street has plenty to be thankful for right now, with investors hoping that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month.

Digital assets have traded sideways since the start of the week, despite tech stocks getting a boost over the same period.

Nvidia and AMD shares fall following a report of Meta Platforms considering Google’s AI chips.

All three of the stocks rallied more than 5% on Monday as investors piled into Bitcoin and other risk-on assets.

Alphabet stock continues its surge on the back of excitement around Google’s latest large-language model, while Tesla rises after CEO Elon Musk indicates the electric-vehicle maker has designed AI chips for its cars and data centers.

Cryptos slumped last week, with many investors hesitant to dip into their pockets again despite a broader market rebound.

Bitcoin is on pace for its worst week since November 2022, as investors ditch risk assets.

Nvidia rises after the chip maker’s shares seesawed on Thursday following a solid earnings report.

The digital asset missed out on the broader market’s earlier boost from Nvidia’s earnings beat.

MSCI is considering removing digital asset treasury companies from its indexes.

Digital assets have slumped in recent weeks, as investors fret about lofty AI valuations and looming economic data.

Bitcoin has fallen seven of the past eight days, meaning it's now trading in the red for the year.

Digital assets have failed to claw back their recent losses, even though investors have been buying the dip in stocks.

Digital assets were taking a battering on Friday, as investors rotated away from risk amid worries about lofty AI valuations.

The choppy trading is a sign of market uncertainty, after the longest shutdown in history ended on Thursday.

The firm is looking to go public at a time of intense volatility for Bitcoin and other cryptos.