Kraken’s co-CEO Arjun Sethi compares UK crypto warnings to cigarette box labels and says complex rules prevent British users from accessing three-quarters of available crypto products. The Financial Conduct Authority defends its approach as necessary consumer protection.
An educator with over 15 years of teaching experience realized during pandemic homeschooling how broken our education models truly are. The systems we use filter out anyone who doesn’t conform to a single learning style, meaning organizations often hire for conformity rather than talent.
UK authorities have jailed Chinese “cryptoqueen” Zhimin Qian for nearly 12 years after seizing 61,000 Bitcoin worth $6.6 billion. The businesswoman ran a pyramid scheme that defrauded over 128,000 people between 2014 and 2017, then lived an extravagant lifestyle across Europe.
The controversial spyware maker NSO Group has new owners and leadership aiming for the US market. But existing bans and documented abuses create significant obstacles to their American ambitions.
Michael Burry’s Scion Asset Management has taken massive put positions against AI leaders Nvidia and Palantir. He alleges companies are artificially inflating valuations through stretched depreciation schedules. The bet appears poorly timed given Nvidia’s recent $500 billion sales pipeline revelatio
A new survey reveals Gen Z is dramatically more open about salary discussions than older generations. Nearly 40% of younger workers openly discuss pay at work, while companies face growing pressure to list salaries in job postings due to new transparency laws.
Siemens Energy CEO Christian Bruch faced an existential crisis when quality issues in the company’s wind turbine division caused a €2.2 billion financial hit. The CEO admitted he couldn’t sleep for months during the most challenging period of his professional career.
Wall Street surged Monday with AI stocks leading the charge as progress in Washington signaled an end to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. The Nasdaq jumped 2.27% while Nvidia gained 5.8% and Palantir soared 8.8% in a classic “buy the dip” moment for tech investors.
AI stocks are staging a strong comeback after last week’s slump, with Nvidia and Palantir leading the charge. The S&P 500 climbed 1.3% to recover three-quarters of its recent losses while health insurers struggled amid government shutdown uncertainty.
Major tech companies including Microsoft, Verizon and Smartsheet announced significant executive moves in October 2025. The leadership changes come as the Federal Reserve reports unemployment at 4.36%. Here’s what these moves mean for the industry.
