Founded in Switzerland in 2017, Tangem is a crypto wallet maker that manufactures hardware self-custody products to secure digital assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The Zug, Switzerland-headquartered firm says its cold wallet solutions support more than 16,000 tokens ...
Founded in Switzerland in 2017, Tangem is a crypto wallet maker that manufactures hardware self-custody products to secure digital assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The Zug, Switzerland-headquartered firm says its cold wallet solutions support more than 16,000 tokens ...
Kristina M. Johnson, a member of the Board of Directors for Infleqtion (NYSE:INFQ) , reported the sale of 50,000 shares of Common Stock (30,000 directly held, 20,000 indirectly held) for a total of approximately $854,000 on May 28, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average reported price ($17.07). Infleqtion is a technology company specializing...
Kristina M. Johnson, a member of the Board of Directors for Infleqtion (NYSE:INFQ) , reported the sale of 50,000 shares of Common Stock (30,000 directly held, 20,000 indirectly held) for a total of approximately $854,000 on May 28, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction value based on SEC Form 4 weighted average reported price ($17.07). Infleqtion is a technology company specializing in quantum hardware, with a focus on neutral atom solutions for computing, networking, and sensing applications. The company leverages proprietary technology to address complex computational and security challenges for enterprise and government clients. Continue reading
MF3d/iStock via Getty Images Originally published on June 2, 2026 Jensen Huang was on a stage again yesterday, shaping the world's view on the state and path of AI. Let's talk about this chart he showed... These are stats measuring software developer activities in GitHub - the backbone infrastructure for global software. Notice how all three green lines follow the same pattern. Each chart starts a...
MF3d/iStock via Getty Images Originally published on June 2, 2026 Jensen Huang was on a stage again yesterday, shaping the world's view on the state and path of AI. Let's talk about this chart he showed... These are stats measuring software developer activities in GitHub - the backbone infrastructure for global software. Notice how all three green lines follow the same pattern. Each chart starts around the launch of ChatGPT (November of 2022). The slope in each has gotten progressively steeper along the way, and then goes vertical over the past few months. Here's what Jensen said about it in his keynote address in Taiwan yesterday... He said, 30 million software developers representing $3 trillion worth of salaries are now producing nearly three times as much output - "it's effectively $9 trillion of productivity from $3 trillion of salaries." No coincidence, the vertical move in the charts align with the early February leap in model capabilities and the simultaneous launch of OpenClaw. It marked the arrival of the "ChatGPT moment of agentic AI" - when digital AI becomes a worker, operating autonomously. With that, Jensen directly connected the explosion in software output to world GDP (to "$100 trillion+ of the world's industries"). Does this mean the economy is about to explode in size - three times bigger? This would align with Elon's view. He's been saying for the past year that with humanoid robots, there will be “no meaningful limit to the size of the economy.” If labor is no longer scarce... if every human can be matched with two or three autonomous robots doing physical work... then the economy’s productive capacity is virtually limitless. So, if output is no longer restricted by labor, then productivity booms. And higher productivity means higher economic growth and a higher standard of living. With all of that said, interestingly, the San Francisco Fed updated its research on Total Factor Productivity on Friday. It didn't explode higher in Q1. It decelerat...
Key PointsRhodes R Bobbitt sold 20,000 shares directly for a transaction value of approximately $758,000 at an average price around $37.88 per share (May 26–27, 2026).
Key PointsRhodes R Bobbitt sold 20,000 shares directly for a transaction value of approximately $758,000 at an average price around $37.88 per share (May 26–27, 2026).
格隆汇6月3日｜据彭博，优步正对其人员与场所(People and Places)部门进行组织架构调整，该部门约23%的职位将被裁撤，此次重组由新晋升的总裁Jill Hazelbaker主导。该部门涵盖人力资源、招聘、办公设施及企业文化等职能。优步发言人透露，此次裁员主要涉及高级职位，受影响人数不足优步全球3.4万名员工总数的1%。值得注意的是，优步旗下约1,000万名司机以独立承包商身份另行归类...
格隆汇6月3日｜据彭博，优步正对其人员与场所(People and Places)部门进行组织架构调整，该部门约23%的职位将被裁撤，此次重组由新晋升的总裁Jill Hazelbaker主导。该部门涵盖人力资源、招聘、办公设施及企业文化等职能。优步发言人透露，此次裁员主要涉及高级职位，受影响人数不足优步全球3.4万名员工总数的1%。值得注意的是，优步旗下约1,000万名司机以独立承包商身份另行归类，不在此列。
mbbirdy/E+ via Getty Images Wall Street opened lower Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran engaged in fresh strikes as the fragile ceasefire seemed to have wavered. Investors also assessed a fresh round of economic data. S&P 500 ( SP500 ) -0.4%, the Dow ( DJI ) -0.8%, and the Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND ) -0.4%. Now, here are four news stories that broke in the morning to watch out for: Private payrolls ...
mbbirdy/E+ via Getty Images Wall Street opened lower Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran engaged in fresh strikes as the fragile ceasefire seemed to have wavered. Investors also assessed a fresh round of economic data. S&P 500 ( SP500 ) -0.4%, the Dow ( DJI ) -0.8%, and the Nasdaq Composite ( COMP:IND ) -0.4%. Now, here are four news stories that broke in the morning to watch out for: Private payrolls show steady growth: U.S. private sector employment increased by 122,000 jobs in May, roughly in line with the 120,000 consensus estimate and strengthening from the revised 105,000 figure in April, according to ADP data released Wednesday. Annual pay for workers who stayed in their jobs rose 4.4%, matching the prior month’s rate, while job-changers saw a 6.5% increase. Education and health services led hiring with 57,000 new positions, and small establishments with 1-49 employees drove much of the strength, adding 67,000 to their payrolls. Middle East hostilities lift crude futures: Front-month Nymex crude for July delivery gained 1.5% to $95.15 per barrel, while August Brent crude rose 1.4% to $97.32 per barrel, pulling back from earlier highs above 2%. Overnight, Iranian drone and missile attacks on Kuwait killed one person, injured at least 63, and damaged the international airport, while Iran also struck the U.S. Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain. Kuwait’s military said it intercepted 13 ballistic missiles and 17 drones. Private credit funds curb redemptions: Leading private credit names were among the top S&P 500 decliners after Cliffwater Corporate Lending Fund reportedly capped withdrawals at 5% following redemption requests totaling about 17% of shares in the second quarter. KKR fell 5.43% to $89.32 in pre-market trading, Ares dropped 4.90% to $121.99, and Blackstone declined 5.45% to $108.65. The $31 billion fund had already capped redemptions at 7% in the first quarter after receiving withdrawal requests of roughly 14%. Developments in nuclear standoff: President...
(RTTNews) - After trending higher over the past several sessions, stocks are giving back some ground during trading on Wednesday. The major averages have all moved to the downside, although selling pressure has remained somewhat subdued.
(RTTNews) - After trending higher over the past several sessions, stocks are giving back some ground during trading on Wednesday. The major averages have all moved to the downside, although selling pressure has remained somewhat subdued.
Key PointsGlobal X - MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF offers a significantly higher dividend yield and lower expense ratio than the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF
Key PointsGlobal X - MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF offers a significantly higher dividend yield and lower expense ratio than the VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF
Stefonlinton/iStock via Getty Images The recovery in Class 8 truck orders continued in May, according to a preliminary report from ACT Research. May preliminary North America Class 8 net orders of 26.5k units were up 103% from the level during the same month a year ago. Complete industry data for May, including final order numbers, will be published by ACT Research in mid-June. "Despite the lack o...
Stefonlinton/iStock via Getty Images The recovery in Class 8 truck orders continued in May, according to a preliminary report from ACT Research. May preliminary North America Class 8 net orders of 26.5k units were up 103% from the level during the same month a year ago. Complete industry data for May, including final order numbers, will be published by ACT Research in mid-June. "Despite the lack of build slots remaining in 2026 and entering what is historically a weak seasonal order period, new equipment demand remains buoyed by materially improved spot and contract rates, on top of regulatory clarity," updated ACT Research analyst Carter Vieth. Preliminary Classes 5-7 orders rose 32% year over year to 19K units in May. "A moderate improvement from year-ago levels that may partially reflect the US’s economic resilience, but given EPA’27 is edging closer, may reflect some level of dealer stocking," highlighted Vieth. As for the broader trend, the heavy-duty Class 8 truck market is experiencing a supply-driven recovery as carriers navigate shifting freight conditions, regulatory changes, and infrastructure demands. Select trucking, freight, and logistics stocks : PACCAR ( PCAR ), Daimler Truck ( DTRUY ), Traton ( TRATF ), Volvo Group ( VLVLY ), Cummins ( CMI ), Knight-Swift Transportation ( KNX ), Marten Transport ( MRTN ), Old Dominion Freight Line ( ODFL ), U-Haul Holding ( UHAL ), Landstar System ( LSTR ), Werner Enterprises ( WERN ), XPO ( XPO ), RXO ( RXO ), Universal Logistics Holdings ( ULH ), Covenant Logistics Group (CVG), Schneider National ( SNDR ), J.B. Hunt Transport Services ( JBHT ), Heartland Express ( HTLD ), Saia ( SAIA ), UPS ( UPS ), FedEx Freight ( FDXF ), and ArcBest ( ARCB ). More on the transportation sector IYT: Structural Shift In Transportation Giants To Reverse Underperformance Auto industry warns of motor oil shortages as Iran war disrupts supplies - report Truckload prices moved higher in April amid signs of a driver shortage Seeking Alph...
A man holding hostages inside a building in California that houses a bank branch and school district office has been shot and killed by the FBI, police said on Wednesday. The suspect was killed in “an officer-involved shooting involving Federal Bureau of Investigation personnel”, the Bakersfield Police Department said in a statement. The stand-off ended about 12 hours after police were called to t...
A man holding hostages inside a building in California that houses a bank branch and school district office has been shot and killed by the FBI, police said on Wednesday. The suspect was killed in “an officer-involved shooting involving Federal Bureau of Investigation personnel”, the Bakersfield Police Department said in a statement. The stand-off ended about 12 hours after police were called to the building, police said. All the hostages are free and none was harmed, police said. The stand-off...
As the saying goes, there are many possible reasons for an insider to sell a stock, but only one reason to buy -- they expect to make money. So let's look at two noteworthy recent insider buys. At International Flavors & Fragrances, a filing with the SEC revealed that on M
As the saying goes, there are many possible reasons for an insider to sell a stock, but only one reason to buy -- they expect to make money. So let's look at two noteworthy recent insider buys. At International Flavors & Fragrances, a filing with the SEC revealed that on M
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel ( INTC ) shares rocketed nearly 10% at Wednesday’s open after the chipmaker’s CFO touted strong CPU demand, sparking a frenzy in the options market. The stock was trading around $113 a share after paring early gains, up nearly 5% at press time, but options traders were already betting on more upside to come. Weekly options expiring June 5 showed hea...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel ( INTC ) shares rocketed nearly 10% at Wednesday’s open after the chipmaker’s CFO touted strong CPU demand, sparking a frenzy in the options market. The stock was trading around $113 a share after paring early gains, up nearly 5% at press time, but options traders were already betting on more upside to come. Weekly options expiring June 5 showed heavy call buying activity, with traders pricing in a roughly 7% move by Friday’s close. Near-the-money straddles at the 113, 114, and 115 strikes were fetching $7.70 to $7.90—implying a potential range of $105 to $121 through expiration. The call side dominated the action. The 120 strike attracted more than 27K contracts, while the 115 call saw over 20K change hands. Open interest was stacking up at the 110, 115, 120, 125, and 130 calls, signaling traders were positioning for continued momentum following Intel’s breakout. Put activity was comparatively muted, with some hedging visible around the 100, 110, and 115 strikes. But the overwhelming message from the options pit was that traders are betting Intel’s ( INTC ) rally has room to run. Shares gained after executives highlighted ramping supply from the company's advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes Intel 3 and 18A nodes and demand for CPUs in the data center space. More on Intel Intel Corporation (INTC) Presents at Bank of America 2026 Global Technology Conference Transcript Intel Corporation (INTC) Presents at COMPUTEX Forum TAIPEI 2026 Prepared Remarks Transcript Nvidia Eats Intel's Lunch: Downgrade To Sell Biggest stock movers Wednesday: GME, MRVL, INTC, and more Intel rises after CFO highlights CPU demand, ramping 18A supply
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel ( INTC ) shares rocketed nearly 10% at Wednesday’s open after the chipmaker’s CFO touted strong CPU demand, sparking a frenzy in the options market. The stock was trading around $113 a share after paring early gains, up nearly 5% at press time, but options traders were already betting on more upside to come. Weekly options expiring June 5 showed hea...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Intel ( INTC ) shares rocketed nearly 10% at Wednesday’s open after the chipmaker’s CFO touted strong CPU demand, sparking a frenzy in the options market. The stock was trading around $113 a share after paring early gains, up nearly 5% at press time, but options traders were already betting on more upside to come. Weekly options expiring June 5 showed heavy call buying activity, with traders pricing in a roughly 7% move by Friday’s close. Near-the-money straddles at the 113, 114, and 115 strikes were fetching $7.70 to $7.90—implying a potential range of $105 to $121 through expiration. The call side dominated the action. The 120 strike attracted more than 27K contracts, while the 115 call saw over 20K change hands. Open interest was stacking up at the 110, 115, 120, 125, and 130 calls, signaling traders were positioning for continued momentum following Intel’s breakout. Put activity was comparatively muted, with some hedging visible around the 100, 110, and 115 strikes. But the overwhelming message from the options pit was that traders are betting Intel’s ( INTC ) rally has room to run. Shares gained after executives highlighted ramping supply from the company's advanced semiconductor manufacturing processes Intel 3 and 18A nodes and demand for CPUs in the data center space. More on Intel Intel Corporation (INTC) Presents at Bank of America 2026 Global Technology Conference Transcript Intel Corporation (INTC) Presents at COMPUTEX Forum TAIPEI 2026 Prepared Remarks Transcript Nvidia Eats Intel's Lunch: Downgrade To Sell Biggest stock movers Wednesday: GME, MRVL, INTC, and more Intel rises after CFO highlights CPU demand, ramping 18A supply
There are vital lessons to be learned from Nowak’s death. Instead, it has been used to refuel a pervasive lie about ethnic minorities and ‘two-tier’ policing Nine times. As Henry Nowak lay dying in handcuffs , he told police officers that he could not breathe nine times. To recount his final moments: last December, Nowak, who was walking home alone after a night out with university friends in Sout...
There are vital lessons to be learned from Nowak’s death. Instead, it has been used to refuel a pervasive lie about ethnic minorities and ‘two-tier’ policing Nine times. As Henry Nowak lay dying in handcuffs , he told police officers that he could not breathe nine times. To recount his final moments: last December, Nowak, who was walking home alone after a night out with university friends in Southampton, encountered Vickrum Digwa. As the judge said in his sentencing , only Nowak and Digwa know exactly what happened in their interaction. But what is clear is that Digwa stabbed Nowak repeatedly and lied to the police when they arrived on the scene: he claimed that Nowak had racially abused him. The police pulled Nowak across the gravel and forced his hands behind his back. As he pleaded with officers, telling him that he had been stabbed, one officer dismissed him, saying: “I don’t think you have, mate.” Another simply says “he hasn’t been stabbed”. Just the sound from the bodycam footage is enough to make your blood run cold. Jason Okundaye is a Guardian Opinion assistant editor Continue reading...
Christi Hill and male police officer misidentified in Vickrum Digwa case on AI platforms including Grok UK politics live – latest updates A former police officer has been forced to flee to a safe space after she was falsely accused online of being involved in the Henry Nowak murder . Christi Hill, who served as a police constable for 12 years, has criticised social media and AI platforms, includin...
Christi Hill and male police officer misidentified in Vickrum Digwa case on AI platforms including Grok UK politics live – latest updates A former police officer has been forced to flee to a safe space after she was falsely accused online of being involved in the Henry Nowak murder . Christi Hill, who served as a police constable for 12 years, has criticised social media and AI platforms, including Elon Musk’s Grok, for spreading the false claim that she was one of the officers who arrested Nowak as he lay dying after being stabbed by Vickrum Digwa. Continue reading...
Soybeans are trading with Wednesday morning gains of 6 to 7 ¼ cents. Futures posted losses of as little as 4 cents in the deferreds, with nearbys own as much as 16 cents. Open interest suggested an some rolling out of July, with OI down 4,746 contracts and the rest...
Soybeans are trading with Wednesday morning gains of 6 to 7 ¼ cents. Futures posted losses of as little as 4 cents in the deferreds, with nearbys own as much as 16 cents. Open interest suggested an some rolling out of July, with OI down 4,746 contracts and the rest...
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said the booming artificial-intelligence market shows signs of a bubble that will eventually burst. “All great technology changes produce bubbles,” Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates , said Wednesday in a Bloomberg Television interview. “Nobody can get it exactly right. You have to either spend a ton of money to capture your market share and don’t worry abo...
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio said the booming artificial-intelligence market shows signs of a bubble that will eventually burst. “All great technology changes produce bubbles,” Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates , said Wednesday in a Bloomberg Television interview. “Nobody can get it exactly right. You have to either spend a ton of money to capture your market share and don’t worry about whether it’s too much or not, or you don’t spend enough money and you lose your market share.” Chipmakers have been the hottest stocks on Wall Street, driven by demand for high-bandwidth chips used in AI data centers and taking the market to record heights. That surge has set off a debate about whether investors are buying into a overheated market. Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang , seeking to dispel concerns, this week touted “insane” returns for investors willing to bet on the AI boom. Read More: AI Bubble Debate Gets Real as Chip Stocks Rally Turns Historic Bubbles pop when it comes time to turn capitalize on investments, Dalio said, noting concerns about the profitability of AI companies. “The pricking is the converting of wealth into money,” he said. Today’s AI-driven market is “following that kind of path, even though it is a wonderful technology.” Dalio is the founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the world’s largest hedge funds. The 76-year-old finalized his exit from Bridgewater in 2025, selling the last of his remaining stake and stepping aside from the board. His net worth is $21.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index .