Category: Business

(SeaPRwire) – The pitch is simple but the reality is messy. Canadian iGaming operators are adding Bitcoin deposit options. They aren’t doing it to lead the crypto charge. They are doing it because a slice of their user base already

(SeaPRwire) –   Here is the uncomfortable truth about Latin America’s stablecoin surge. Moving digital dollars is solved. Spending them is not. The anxiety across the payments industry right now is simple: transaction volumes look spectacular, but the last mile,

(SeaPRwire) –   Chris Larsen’s $22.5 million midterm spending tells you more about the state of American politics than any poll. The Ripple chairman is not just writing checks. He is buying influence across two parties, betting on renewable energy,

(SeaPRwire) –   Utah just turned a regulatory dispute into a criminal case. The state filed 14 charges against Kalshi and two executives on October 28. Thirteen are felonies. This is not a gray zone. It is a direct assault

(SeaPRwire) –   Everyone is obsessed with who builds the best AI model. Nobody is asking who is going to house them. Data centers require megawatts of power, liquid cooling loops, and custom power distribution units. That physical stack is

(SeaPRwire) –   SK Hynix just screamed into the market that NAND pricing jumped roughly 20 to 30 percent quarter over quarter, and that a structural supply crunch will likely stretch through 2030. That single statement quietly changed the calculus

(SeaPRwire) –   Most Wall Street analysts call GE Vernova a winner after it crushed Q3 expectations. I call it a trap. The stock rallied 3% on the news, closing Tuesday at $895.08. But a quick glance at the tape

(SeaPRwire) –   Seagate Technology just printed its strongest quarter in company history. Adjusted earnings per share came in at $7.68, shattering the $7.45 consensus. Revenue surged 61 percent year-over-year to $4.23 billion, another clean beat. The second-quarter guide was

(SeaPRwire) –   The market cheered Tuesday. Cerebras Systems (CBRS) stock jumped 10% to close at $119.31 after announcing a deal with Oracle. The headline says “Oracle Cloud Infrastructure will offer Cerebras’ wafer-scale systems.” That is not a partnership. It

(SeaPRwire) –   The market’s reaction to SK Hynix’s record quarter is not just a reflex rally. It is an admission that the memory sector’s cyclical nature may have been broken at the structural level. Micron’s 3% pre-market pop came

(SeaPRwire) –   Everyone is watching Broadcom. It is the rare name that still matters when you strip away the software hype. Tuesday’s close hit $342.33. That is a $13.16 gain. It represents a 4 percent jump. Not bad for

(SeaPRwire) –   Microsoft is betting that massive infrastructure spend will eventually pay off. The numbers don’t lie. Capital expenditure is expected to hit between $46 billion and $51 billion this quarter. That’s a ten-billion-dollar jump from the prior period.

(SeaPRwire) –   Intel’s acquisition of Classiq for approximately $2.3 billion is not just a purchase. It is a desperate bid to solve the “useless qubits” problem that plagues the entire field. The stock jumped 4% on Tuesday, a reaction

(SeaPRwire) –   Cathie Wood just moved nearly $25 million out of semiconductor stalwarts and into companies that still can’t certify their airplanes for commercial flight. The headline numbers are loud. The trade is louder than anything ARK has done

(SeaPRwire) –   This isn’t a story about bitcoin volatility. It’s a story about a company that booked a crypto asset it never actually controlled, then watched its stock disintegrate when the withdrawal request hit a brick wall. Datavault AI

(SeaPRwire) – The Bithumb hack isn’t about stolen Bitcoin. It’s about stolen trust. An outsider broke into the employee mobile system, not the trading rails. That distinction matters, but it offers cold comfort. The intruder grabbed personal information, and the

(SeaPRwire) – Datavault AI just became the latest reminder that crypto-era balance sheets can evaporate overnight. The Nasdaq-listed company posted results that would make even jaded analysts wince. Shares surrendered nearly half their value in a single session. The restatement