Imagine a world where a sitting President engages directly with financial markets, not in the capacity of decision-maker but as a self-promotion tool through cryptocurrency. That surreal reality is unfolding under the watch of Donald Trump, who has recently leveraged cryptocurrency to generate nearly $900,000 in trading fees through the $TRUMP token, all within the
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In nearly a decade since its global launch, TikTok has skyrocketed to redefine how we engage with digital content. With a staggering 1.12 billion monthly active users, the platform has successfully captured the attention of Americans, who reportedly spend an average of 108 minutes daily scrolling through its endless videos. TikTok’s influence isn’t simply statistical;
The recent uproar surrounding President Donald Trump’s private dinner invitation to the top 220 holders of his controversial $TRUMP memecoin stirs deeply embedded concerns about the ethical integrity of American leadership. Senators Adam Schiff and Elizabeth Warren, distinguished Democrats, have voiced their alarm over what they term a “pay to play” scheme disguised as a
In a striking demonstration of the marriage between celebrity and cryptocurrency, the $TRUMP meme coin experienced a staggering 50% increase in value within a single day. Benefiting from an audacious promotional gimmick, the top 220 token holders were invited to indulge in an extravagant dinner with former President Donald Trump. Such bold marketing tactics underline
Recent figures from SK Hynix reveal an astounding 42% increase in revenue, underlining the voracious appetite for high bandwidth memory (HBM) utilized in generative artificial intelligence technologies. In an era where digital innovation is accelerating, this surge isn’t merely another corporate success story; it highlights a seismic shift in the industry’s landscape. With the tech
The courtroom is once again the battleground for one of America’s tech giants, Google, as it finds itself embroiled in serious antitrust allegations. The stakes have never been higher. On one hand, the Justice Department argues for accountability, asserting that Google holds an overwhelming monopoly in internet search—a claim more significant than any maneuvering seen
Tesla Inc., the vanguard of electric vehicles, is experiencing a troubling downturn that has analysts and investors jittery. The company’s shares plummeted nearly 6% ahead of its latest earnings report, languishing at a mere $227.50—only a hair’s breadth above its annual low while sitting at a staggering 44% drop for the year. This is no
In the midst of a global pandemic, where social interactions became a rare privilege, Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao took a leap of faith in 2020, launching Partiful. Their ambition? To “bring people together in person.” How could a startup thrive when the very essence of gatherings was snatched away due to COVID-19? Rather than
In a hidden enclave of Santa Barbara, California, Alphabet is placing its bets on a technological wizardry that could reshape industries: quantum computing. Behind largely secured doors, a team of scientists is pursuing an elite ambition — to develop the world’s most sophisticated quantum computers. Julian Kelly, director of hardware at Google Quantum AI, confidently
The recent decision by former President Donald Trump to target Chris Krebs, the former head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), represents a chilling edge of political warfare that transcends traditional party lines. With a flick of his pen, Trump not only pressured Krebs’ current employer, SentinelOne, but also set a dangerous precedent