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Fidelity says Bitcoin’s strong August rally may signal improving conditions, but it remains unclear whether the bear market has ended.

Apple’s memory bill for the iPhone 18 Pro has reportedly jumped 400% in a year. The company looks set to pass some of that cost onto buyers next week.

Volkswagen’s supervisory board signed off on a plan that cuts 50,000 more jobs across the group. The reductions double a workforce program already running at Europe’s largest carmaker.

US and UK agencies signed a first-of-its-kind agreement to coordinate investigations and prosecutions targeting crypto investment scam centers.

Bitcoin (BTC) hit an intraday high of $82,108 before easing to trade near $81,050. That is up 4.5% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinGecko data.

Every major token gained on Friday as traders cut bets on a September Federal Reserve rate increase to a coin flip, though most of the majors are barely changed on the week.

Ethereum delivered Remixpoint's biggest altcoin profit, generating ¥60.2 million as the company exited its position on September 1.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granted a provisional charter to the new full-service bank, adding it to the growing mix of crypto-native institutions.

Adam Aron said AMC has no connection to Robinhood’s tokenized shares, reviving questions around how stocks are brought onchain.

Adobe (ADBE) named Anil Chakravarthy as its next president and CEO on Thursday. He replaces Shantanu Narayen, who is stepping down after 18 years as AI concerns weigh on Adobe’s stock.

The crypto industry today is almost unrecognizable from 7 years ago, both in size and scale. Just for decentralized exchanges (DEX), trading volume grew roughly 9,260x from 2019 to a record $4.7 trillion in 2025. In 2026, however, activity moderated to $1.63 trillion year-to-date.

South Korea’s Kospi jumped 1.14 percent at Friday’s open. The rally tracked a broad Wall Street advance after Fed Governor Christopher Waller signaled a rate hold this month.

Nasdaq-listed Lululemon Athletica (LULU) stock dropped 18% in after-hours trading on September 3. Shares fell to under $100 after the company’s third guidance cut of 2026 overshadowed a profit beat.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Senator Bernie Sanders staked out opposite ends of US AI regulation on Thursday. Zuckerberg called a national regulator flawed, while Sanders moved to ban advanced AI.

Nitya Subramanian, whose firm builds the wallet layer for AI agents, says Coinbase's x402 has won over grassroots developers, but that recourse-heavy rivals from Google and Stripe will carve up the market by transaction type.

Snowflake’s upbeat AI outlook is turning into a broader software trade, with a wave of enterprise names rallying alongside it and Jim Cramer flagging more room to run.

Odds of a September Federal Reserve rate hike fell back to a coin-flip on Friday, a sharp reversal after the probability touched 70% just a day earlier and sat as low as 37% a week before that.

Ten AI coding agents ran the same 12 Solidity challenges human developers faced at Devcon. Only OpenAI's Codex cleared the course, and the cheapest near-finisher was an open-weight Chinese model.

At an Unchained panel, lawyers from the Hyperliquid Policy Center, WilmerHale, and Temporal argued perpetual futures are futures rather than swaps, days after the CFTC asked a judge to throw out CME's challenge to that classification.

The crypto market is attempting to extend its recovery, with XRP gaining on BIS-related news, Ethereum approaching a key bullish crossover and Tron reaching $28 billion in TVL.

The distressed-asset firm says BitMart never answered its offer of up to $10 million to fund a court-supervised bankruptcy, and it is now organizing creditors to pursue recovery.

Two Thai businessmen who don’t dispute involvement with a pig butchering scam sue Tether over frozen funds, thousands of Asia students access crypto loans. Asia Express.

Fidelity argues that bitcoin may have seen its bottom in July. But there's still evidence it could drop again to a new low later this year.

Privacy advocates say the law raises First Amendment questions the courts have yet to address.