Nakamoto Inc. sold 284 BTC for $20 million in March 2026 at a loss, below its acquisition price. The sale supports working capital and operations, reflecting broader pressures on corporate Bitcoin holdings as price volatility tests long-term treasury strategies worldwide.
China’s major airlines turn cautious as fuel costs surge and profits come under pressure.
BlackRock will launch a Singapore-focused quantitative fund next month targeting S$500 million. Using data-driven strategies and benchmarked to the MSCI ASEAN Index, the fund will invest primarily in Singaporean equities including Sea Ltd. and Grab Holdings Ltd.
Who Is Elijah tax debt has emerged alongside unpaid supplier invoices totaling over $280,000. The Sydney-based fragrance brand has expanded to the U.S., U.K., and New Zealand, while the founders have rejected workplace culture claims and said reported figures do not reflect current finances.
The Binance Australia fine has been confirmed after a federal court ordered a A$10 million penalty over investor losses linked to crypto derivatives trading. The ruling follows ASIC action after 524 retail investors were wrongly classified and exposed to high-risk financial products.
Insurance group Recludo has completed the acquisition of a majority stake in Melbourne-headquartered brokerage Astar. This strategic collaboration aims to leverage Astar’s extensive local expertise and Recludo’s national capabilities, as well as leading technology. Although Recludo will become the majority owner, the existing Astar management team will continue to work in place during the transition process for customers
Google has introduced a UK-wide training programme called “AI Works for Britain” aimed at helping workers and small businesses learn practical artificial-intelligence skills. The initiative comes as studies show millions are already using AI, while a large number of people still lack advanced digital skills.
Oil surge and war risks dominate market outlook as investors brace for volatile Q2.
An Australian medical education company, Medcast, has launched a new AI platform for Australian General Practitioners (GPs) called MedLuma. The tool aims to relieve doctors of the heavy burden of clinical documentation and note-taking, allowing them to spend more time attending to patients. One of the key features that separates us from other similar offerings, is an emphasis on high-level data security and use of Australian-only medical sources; a part of which allows doctors to stay abreast with the latest research while claiming professional credits for their learning activity. This launch is an important step toward AI-powered reduction of burnout and improved productivity in local primary care
US fuel prices surge past $4 as global energy markets reel from Iran war.
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