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Astrana Health (ASTH) is scaling as a cash-generative value-based care platform. The company is...

Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction Explore the implications of...

The Nasdaq ran from about 1,000 in 1996 to 5,048 in March 2000, then fell roughly 78% and erased about 5 trillion dollars. The trend was right. Picking the survivor was the hard part.

Spero Therapeutics (SPRO) secured $105 million in royalty financing. The financing extends the...

Securities regulator grants accelerated approval for Nasdaq Bitcoin Index Options as cryptocurrency derivatives gain mainstream acceptance in traditional markets.

Nakamoto Ltd implements 1-for-40 reverse stock split as part of Nasdaq listing strategy while pivoting toward Bitcoin treasury model.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has approved Nasdaq's application to list Bitcoin index options, marking another significant step in mainstream cryptocurrency adoption.

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved Nasdaq PHLX's Bitcoin index options trading under ticker QBTC, marking another milestone in regulated cryptocurrency derivatives expansion.

Regulatory approval opens institutional hedging opportunities but implementation timeline remains uncertain amid potential delays.

Nakamoto's shares have plunged from over $25 to 16 cents in a year, prompting the Bitcoin treasury firm to pursue a dramatic reverse stock split.

Bitcoin treasury company Nakamoto seeks dramatic share consolidation to regain Nasdaq compliance following catastrophic price decline.

Wall Street’s AI Fever Meets a Cold Reality The AI‑driven rally that had propelled U.S. equities to...