06 Nov Tether Advances Tokenised Capital Markets Through Strategic Agreement with KraneShares and Bitfinex Securities Posted at 14:28h in Media Releases by Maria Lobusova 6 November 2025 – Hadron by Tether, the asset tokenisation platform of Tether, KraneShares, the global asset management group, and Bitfinex Securities, the regulated tokenised securities platform, have entered into a strategic agreement to accelerate the development and adoption of tokenised securities across global markets. As tokenisation reshapes how capital moves, the collaboration brings together the infrastructure, regulatory foundation, and market expertise needed to connect traditional financial products with blockchain-based systems. The global tokenised securities market is projected to grow from…
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Oracle has taken a significant step to enhance how businesses of all sizes can leverage the power of cloud technology with the introduction of its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Dedicated Region. Designed to meet the growing demand for flexibility and sovereignty in cloud solutions, the OCI Dedicated Region allows organizations to quickly deploy a complete cloud environment without the extensive space and infrastructure typically required. Scott Twaddle, Senior Vice President of Product and Industries at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, emphasized the increasing need for businesses to manage AI and cloud services in ways that best suit their unique requirements. “Organizations want…
Due to the longest shutdown of the federal government in American history, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced this week that he will be reducing the total number of flights by 10 percent at 40 major airports. The move begins on Friday morning, and will impact roughly 3,500 to 4,000 flights daily.“This is proactive,” Duffy said in a news conference. “We don’t want the horse out of the barn and then [to] look back and say there were issues we could have taken that we didn’t. So we are going to proactively make decisions that keep the space, the airspace safe.”Federal…
Ethereum is attempting to regain stability after the sharp selloff on Tuesday that sent its price plunging below $3,100. The drop triggered widespread liquidations across the crypto market, with ETH briefly touching multi-week lows before finding support. As of today, bulls are trying to reclaim the $3,350 level, a short-term resistance zone that could determine whether the asset stages a broader recovery or faces another leg down. Related Reading Despite the volatility, on-chain data reveals a different story beneath the surface. Large investors — often referred to as whales — have continued to accumulate ETH, signaling long-term confidence in the…
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors November 5, 2025 This year, according to insights from DoorDash, cuffing season is in full swing, and the proof is in the data. Every fall, cuffing season arrives like clockwork -–, that unofficial stretch of months from October through February when casual flings turn into something a little more intentional, as couples bunker down for cozy winters. This year, according to insights from DoorDash, cuffing season is in full swing, and the proof is in the data. The State of Cuffing Up: What the Orders Reveal The story of cuffing season is written in the receipts.…
In today’s competitive sales landscape, businesses need more than spreadsheets to manage their customer relationships. The right CRM solution uses automation, AI, and integrations to streamline processes, drive sales growth, and encourage stronger customer relationships. Because many CRM platforms offer different features and varying levels of ease of use, comparing them is essential when selecting the best CRM platform for your business. 1. monday CRM monday CRM gives growing sales teams the speed and flexibility they need, without the high costs of traditional platforms. Setup takes days instead of months, and AI is built in from the start to eliminate…
Qualcomm dropped its fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday and smashed Wall Street’s targets. Revenue came in at $11.27 billion, way above the $10.79 billion estimate. Adjusted earnings per share hit $3.00, also beating the $2.88 that analysts expected, according to LSEG. Compared to last year’s $10.24 billion, revenue jumped 10%. But it wasn’t all good news; Qualcomm took a big tax hit and reported a net loss of $3.12 billion, or $2.89 per share, after posting a $2.92 billion profit the same quarter last year. Looking ahead, Qualcomm is targeting $11.8 billion to $12.6 billion in revenue for the next quarter.…
The Securities and Exchange Commission has hit the brakes on a wide‑reaching investigation into how public companies have been using crypto in their treasuries. The reason has nothing to do with the industry itself, but with the government shutdown that forced SEC attorneys and investigators into furlough. The agency was preparing to dig into firms that added Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana to their balance sheets and may have seen their stock prices spike shortly after. With most staff out, subpoenas and other enforcement tools have been temporarily shelved. Where All This Started More than 200 public companies had disclosed crypto…
Key Takeaways Calkins warns that using AI risks reducing the hiring process to merely checking boxes. Companies like Google and Salesforce use AI at various points in the hiring process. An estimated 99% of Fortune 500 companies use automation in some part of their hiring process. Now, a CEO is challenging using AI to review resumes, arguing that the practice could cause companies to miss out on exceptional candidates. Matt Calkins, CEO of enterprise software company Appian, refuses to use AI to screen resumes, according to a Tuesday report from Business Insider. He said that AI can’t fairly judge applicants.…
Many people already distrust the idea of engineering the atmosphere—at whichever scale—to address climate change, fearing negative side effects, inequitable impacts on different parts of the world, or the prospect that a world expecting such solutions will feel less pressure to address the root causes of climate change. Adding business interests, profit motives, and rich investors into this situation just creates more cause for concern, complicating the ability of responsible scientists and engineers to carry out the work needed to advance our understanding. The only way these startups will make money is if someone pays for their services, so there’s…
