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Kioxia Could Plan Dividends and Buybacks After Stock’s 65% Plunge
- Kioxia shares crashed 65% from June highs, wiping out $245 billion in value.
- Analysts say deepening losses make a share buyback more likely.
- Kioxia reports fiscal first-quarter earnings on Friday, July 31.
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Stablecoin Banking Competition Expands Beyond Settlement
- Stablecoins are gaining ground across payments, payroll, business transfers and settlement.
- Card issuance, foreign exchange, compliance and account management offer providers greater revenue opportunities and stronger customer relationships.
- Stablecoin neobanks face growing responsibility as they combine payments, yield, credit and trading within one product.
Lummis, CLARITY Act’s Fiercest Proponent, Hit by Crypto Scam Hack
- Lummis' verified X account briefly promoted a fake Solana token before deletion.
- Scam posts targeted the Senate's leading Clarity Act advocate during a critical push.
- Lummis' office had not confirmed the compromise at the time of publication.
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Microsoft Crushes Q4 as Azure Growth Fuels AI Boom, How Should Traders Position?
- Microsoft posted $90 billion in Q4 revenue as Azure growth accelerated to 43%.
- Shares rose above $403 after hours while Bitcoin stalled near $63,500.
- Capital spending hit $115.9 billion in fiscal 2026, testing AI payback patience.
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Bitcoin and Gold Jump After Fed Rate Hold Splits FOMC 9 to 3
- Fed holds rates at 3.50% to 3.75% as three officials back a hike.
- Bitcoin climbed toward $64,700 and gold spot touched $4,084 within minutes.
- Fed swaps no longer fully price a September rate hike.
Anthropic Destroyed Millions of Books to Train Claude: Was That Legal?
- Anthropic bought millions of used books, cut them apart, and threw the paper away.
- A federal judge ruled that scanning and destroying a book you own is legal.
- A separate $1.5 billion piracy payout won final approval on July 20.
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Why Bitcoin Is Stuck Near $65,000 as AI Fuels Inflation
- AI spending is adding inflation pressure and reducing the chance of near-term Fed rate cuts.
- High bond yields and strong AI stocks are pulling capital away from Bitcoin.
- ETF inflows are improving, but Bitcoin still needs softer inflation and lower yields to break higher.
The OpenAI Agent That Hacked Hugging Face Reached a Second Firm
- OpenAI's rogue agent exploited customer's vulnerable code hosted on Modal.
- Modal says its own platform and isolation were not impacted.
- OpenAI logged 4 breached accounts across 4 separate public services.
