Your Social Security check could go up by $74 a month next year

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Social Security’s cost-of-living-adjustment could be 3.8% in 2027, as inflation shows signs of cooling.

GEO Group worker arrested in shooting of protester at Colorado ICE facility

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GEO Group worker arrested in shooting of protester at Colorado ICE facility

Should You Buy Viking Therapeutics Stock on the Dip? Wall Street Is Screaming “Yes.”

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Key Points The key trial results for VK2735 are still years away. There are some useful indicative results coming from a phase 1 maintenance trial over the next six or so months. VK2735 demonstrated the potential to generate relatively swift weight loss in phase 2 trials. 10 stocks we like better than Viking Therapeutics › […]

Canada’s mortgage arrears set to plateau before declining through 2027-28: Desjardins

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Arrears sat at just 0.14% during the pandemic, artificially suppressed by income support programs, payment deferral options and rock-bottom borrowing costs. As that support faded and homeowners rolled onto renewal at today’s higher rates, monthly payments jumped for many, even as the Bank of Canada’s policy rate has eased back from its 2023 high. Renewal […]

Dan Ives knows AI has a ‘PR problem’ but it led to his career change after 25 years on Wall Street

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Dan Ives logs into the Zoom call in a loud, tropical shirt, the word “Margaritaville” splashed across the chest. He has spent the better part of 25 years as one of Wall Street’s most recognizable tech bulls — a go-to voice on everything from Apple to Nvidia, a prolific note-writer who repeated the phrase “fourth […]

Why Stadiums Can Charge Whatever They Want for Food

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Stadium food and drinks often cost more than comparable items outside the venue. Exclusive concession contracts, private stadium operations, and restrictions on outside food have created a captive market that allows teams and vendors to charge fans more, even though many stadiums were built with taxpayer dollars. Today, fans at many stadiums are a captive […]

SBI’s Coinhako deal advances plan for Asia’s first digital asset empire

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“The real prize is the yen side of onchain settlement, one of the most strategic positions in Asian finance over the coming decade, and that is exactly what SBI is building toward,” he added. One technical limitation remains. JPYSC does not yet support withdrawals to external wallets. “Regarding JPYSC, its use is currently limited to […]

Bitcoin’s Coinbase Premium Has Been Negative for 60 Days

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The metric just set another new record low. But it may not be as bad as it sounds. The primary cryptocurrency has traded at a varying but consistent discount on Coinbase compared to Binance for roughly two months, highlighting a lack of US spot demand. On one side, this is considered bearish as the […]

Kaspersky Uncovers Malware Framework Targeting Crypto Investors

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Kaspersky has uncovered a new malware framework targeting cryptocurrency investors. Dubbed “OkoBot,” the malware initiates an infection chain that starts with social engineering tactics such as ClickFix, which tricks users into running malicious commands, or trojanized GitHub apps that deliver a backdoor to infected devices, the cybersecurity company wrote in a Wednesday report. The malware […]

The ETF Battle Between Gold and Bitcoin: Is BTC Really Losing?

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost over $8 billion in weeks. However, one gold ETF lost more than than in just a single month. 2026 has been quite interesting and unexpected in terms of investments. Gold and silver started the year strong with massive gains and new all-time highs, while BTC has been mostly trading downward. […]