Finance

An average company uses between 15,000 and 25,000 kWh of energy yearly.

In a sign of Wall Street's accelerating embrace of cryptocurrencies, JPMorgan Chase & Co. is actively exploring the launch of cryptocurrency trading services for its institutional clients.

Passive income means earning money with minimal effort and without active participation. I

As debates rage about an AI investment bubble—with OpenAI reportedly committing to hundreds of billions in future compute and infrastructure—recent leaks paint a more nuanced picture of the company's economics.

A mortgage is just a long-term home loan that helps you buy a place to live. Lenders look at a few clear points before saying yes.

MTV's remaining 24-hour music-only channels signed off for the final time, with many broadcasting "Video Killed the Radio Star" by The Buggles — the very same clip that launched the original MTV on August 1, 1981, with the iconic words: "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll."

Grayscale Investments, a leading digital asset manager, has released its "2026 Digital Asset Outlook: Dawn of the Institutional Era," forecasting a year where institutional capital reshapes the market, ending the traditional four-year boom-bust cycles and driving sustained growth.

In a significant step toward mainstream crypto adoption, YouTube has quietly rolled out an option for U.S.-based creators to receive their earnings in PayPal's dollar-pegged stablecoin, PYUSD.

2025 was the year streaming finally grew up. After a decade of burning billions in pursuit of subscriber growth, the industry reached a pivotal turning point: profitability.

In a move that underscores Meta's relentless push into artificial intelligence, the tech giant has snapped up Manus, a Singapore-based AI startup specializing in autonomous agents.

In a dramatic policy U-turn, Russia's Central Bank (CBR) has unveiled a framework to liberalize cryptocurrency trading, opening the door for everyday investors amid mounting economic pressures from sanctions and global isolation.

In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming entertainment, few shows have captured global imaginations quite like Stranger Things.

In the latter half of the 20th century, several once-impoverished Asian nations transformed into economic powerhouses without their citizens needing to relocate.

BCWP stands for Budgeted Cost of Work Performed and is an accounting metric that measures the budgeted cost associated with a project’s scope of work.

Most people first heard of credit default swaps (CDS) from the 2008 financial crisis—or more likely, from the film The Big Short, where Michael Burry famously bet against subprime mortgages by buying CDS on obligations he didn't even own. These derivatives act like insurance: buyers pay premiums to sellers for protection against a borrower defaulting on debt.