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Movement Labs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

Movement Labs filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a year of turmoil, including a 2025 MOVE token market-making scandal that allegedly dumped tens of millions of MOVE and sharp governance disputes. The firm has overhauled its strategy toward payments and remittances while Move Industries says the broader Movement ecosystem remains unaffected as development continues.

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FatPipe Wins $7M School Network Contract

FatPipe, Inc. has been awarded a roughly $7 million contract to supply network edge products and monitoring services to schools, aiming to improve network availability, visibility, and access to digital learning platforms. The deployments underscore FatPipe's role in supporting large-scale public-sector education networks across multiple connectivity options.

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Vivakor Plans 300k Bbl/Month Crude Deals; $700M Annual

Vivakor announces four recurring physical crude oil transactions that lift marketed volumes to 300,000 barrels per month (3.6 million annually) and an estimated $289 million in annualized commercial activity, with trading across the Cushing and Midland hubs. When added to existing programs, total recurring commercial activity reaches about $709 million annually and 8.1 million barrels of marketed crude oil, signaling expanded integration of marketing with its transportation, terminaling and storage assets.

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Envoy Medical 3-Month Milestone for 56 Patients

Envoy Medical has activated all 56 participants in its Acclaim fully implanted cochlear implant trial, and ongoing follow-up is the focus as regulators review safety and hearing outcomes ahead of a planned FDA PMA submission. Interim data show strong gains, including a 12-month mean word recognition around 53.2%, with six-month and 12-month milestones targeted for late 2026 and April 2027 respectively.

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Microsoft funds Mistral Europe expansion

Microsoft and French AI firm Mistral are expanding a multibillion-dollar partnership to deploy Mistral’s Europe-based GPU infrastructure and open models across Azure, Azure Local, and Foundry, boosting European capacity while preserving access to U.S. software and security features. The deal aims to reduce reliance on U.S. technology, support regulated industries, and accelerate broader deployment of Mistral’s Medium 3.5 and OCR 4 models, with Nvidia GPUs and European data sovereignty at its core.

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Core AI expands HomeGPT with multimodal design

Core AI Holdings is expanding HomeGPT into a multimodal home design, renovation visualization, and AI-powered residential decision platform, turning a single home photo into interior, exterior, and garden design concepts plus features like item swaps, style matching, and AI video walkthroughs to aid planning before major purchases. The move aims to position HomeGPT as a vertical AI layer for renovation and purchasing decisions amid rising mortgage costs and housing-market uncertainty, with monetization expected through subscriptions and collaboration tools for professionals and designers.

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Bitdeer Mines 990 BTC June 2026, 388% YoY

Bitdeer Technologies Group reported 990 Bitcoin mined in June 2026, up 388% year-over-year, with self-mining at 73.0 EH/s and total mining capacity expanding as it advances AI cloud services to about $76 million annual run rate. The company also announced a 10-year Malaysia lease for 21.7 MW of AI data-center capacity, a new Johor Bahru data center, a Norway co-location site, and a Sealminer manufacturing facility in Nevada, highlighting a dual push into crypto mining growth and AI infrastructure.

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Tuya Smart Joins Robopoet RMB100M Pre-A Round

Tuya Smart participated in Robopoet’s RMB100 million pre-A financing round with Sequoia China and GSR Ventures, underscoring its strategy to accelerate commercialization of physical AI via its AI cloud platform and devices ecosystem. Robopoet’s Fuzozo AI emotional companion has shown strong domestic demand during the 618 shopping festival, and Tuya has supplied AI cloud services since 2025 while advancing its hardware-friendly AI stack to scale AI-enabled devices.

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Danaher Q2 Profit, Revenue Up on Life Sciences

Danaher posted strong Q2 2026 results with net income of $870 million and revenue around $6.265–$6.3 billion, as adjusted earnings per share reached $1.94 on 5.5% revenue growth, led by Life Sciences. The company raised full-year guidance, signaling mid-single-digit core revenue growth and higher EPS targets, aided by acquisitions like Masimo and planned StatLab integration.

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Wanchain Cardano Bridge Exploited, $10M NIGHT Stolen

The Wanchain Cardano-to-BNB Chain bridge was exploited, draining about 515.2 million NIGHT from the Cardano-side treasury and triggering a sharp drop in NIGHT’s price, with BlockSec pointing to a possible signature-reuse vulnerability in the TreasuryCheck validator. The Midnight Foundation and investigators say the core Midnight network remains secure and that the issue lies with third-party bridge infrastructure, while the investigation is ongoing and multiple analyses point to an encoding flaw that could allow different data to produce the same signed message.

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Frasers surpasses 30% Hugo Boss stake, triggers bid

Frasers Group has pushed its Hugo Boss stake above the 30% threshold, triggering a mandatory takeover bid for the remaining shares, and now holds about 30.28% of the stock. The €38-per-share offer remains open until 27 July, while Hugo Boss has urged investors not to accept, saying the price undervalues the business.

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CoinShares UCITS platform debuts Bitcoin Mining ETF

CoinShares announced a major expansion into Europe’s regulated investment ecosystem by launching a UCITS platform and its first fund, aimed at tapping institutional allocators across Europe and expanding beyond traditional crypto ETPs. The move integrates its ETPs, funds, and on-chain strategies into a multi-engine asset management platform, leveraging the UCITS framework to reach pension funds, insurers, and private banks that previously couldn’t hold certain debt-backed assets.

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Telix Q2 Revenue Up 21% to $247M

Telix Pharmaceuticals reported US$247 million in Q2 2026 group revenue, up 21% year over year and 7% quarter over quarter, with the Precision Medicine unit delivering US$202 million and leading growth. The company reaffirmed FY2026 guidance to exceed US$1 billion, supported by a US$40 million Regeneron inflow, FDA alignment for TLX591-Tx Phase 3, progress in the BiPASS pre-biopsy program, and ongoing manufacturing expansions and strategic initiatives with Regeneron.

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Anthropic $1.5 Billion Copyright Settlement Approved

A San Francisco federal judge approved a $1.5 billion settlement with authors over Anthropic's use of pirated books to train Claude, marking the largest U.S. copyright settlement and covering roughly 480,000 works at about $3,000 per title. The deal ends the case but leaves questions about outputs, requires destruction of pirated files, and drew objections from some authors who say it may not fully compensate or preclude further claims.

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Worldcoin ETF S-1 filed by Grayscale

Grayscale has filed an S-1 with the SEC to launch a spot Worldcoin ETF that would hold WLD directly and trade on Nasdaq as GWLD, with shares issued in 10,000-share creation blocks and a passive, non-leveraged structure. The filing names custodians and administrators (BitGo Bank & Trust, Bank of New York Mellon, CSC Delaware Trust) and notes that details like fees and seed investment will be provided in later amendments, with final listing contingent on SEC approval and a 19b-4 rule change.

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Cardinal Health Plans Acquire AdaptHealth Diabetes Health

Cardinal Health agreed to acquire AdaptHealth's Diabetes Health business and Strive Medical for about $360 million in cash, expanding its home-care footprint and integrating diabetes management and urology supplies into its distribution network. The divestiture aligns AdaptHealth with a focused portfolio while signaling regulatory approval processes and anticipated earnings accretion in the near term.

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Natural Raises $30M to Rebuild AI Agent Payments

Natural raised $30 million in a Series A to build payments infrastructure for AI agents, enabling autonomous payments and positioning itself to challenge Stripe. The round drew lead investor Forerunner and other tech founders, fueling development of the platform’s wallets, payments, and related tools for agentic finance.

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Apple plans Maps ads rollout in US, Canada

Apple is rolling out Maps ads with a selective, 'organic-looking' approach, banning broad home-services categories and certain high-risk industries while evaluating medical ads case-by-case, signaling a focus on trusted, physically visitable locations as it delays a formal launch to this summer in the U.S. and Canada with a policy effective July 14, 2026. The strategy contrasts with Google’s Local Services Ads by prioritizing ad quality and brand safety over rapid expansion, aiming to simplify verification and reduce friction for advertisers.

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