Traffic generation OG Tim Ram shares secrets of business development and unveils what is next for TrafficStars, his key brainchild

Former ROK Capital researcher McKenna’s first fund will focus on institutional DeFi and blockchain gaming as well as other emerging sectors.

On-chain data reveals that crypto whales poured $35 million into Ethereum (ETH), as expert analyses suggest a local bottom.

HashKey Group today launched a new global exchange called HashKey Global targeting retail users outside Hong Kong, the company announced on X.

The owner says small businesses "can’t survive," but is she right?

About 76% of Tesla's current valuation is still predicated on its future earnings potential, according to a DataTrek analysis.

The National Association of Realtors and several large real estate brokers agreed to pay a combined sum totaling nearly $700 million to settle allegations the groups were conspiring to keep commissions higher. There are now lots of questions about how the settlement will shake up how people buy and sell their homes. Compass (COMP) was one of the firms involved in the settlement, agreeing to pay $57.5 million. The firm's founder and CEO Robert Reffkin brushes off concerns that the settlement will completely change the industry. "I think the headlines have been much more dramatic than the details of the actual requirements," Reffkin tells Yahoo Finance. Reffkin says there are two changes the settlement requires. The first is that the MLS website will no longer be able to show offers for commissions paid to the buyer's agent. The other is that buyers will have to sign an agreement with their agent. As for whether or not the changes will reduce the number of realtors, Reffkin thinks, in the short-term, it may reduce the number of new agents, but that he doesn't think "there will be any professional agents who leave the business because of this." Be sure to check out the full interview with Compass Founder and CEO Robert Reffkin. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. Editor's note: This article was written by Stephanie Mikulich.

Co-founder of Solana, reveals the identification and patching of the bug affecting network functionality and transaction processes.

Nearly one in three Americans with an arrest record or conviction are struggling to find a job, according to JPMorgan Chase data. JPMorgan is working in conjunction with organizations like the Second Chance Business Coalition — which is co-founded by JPMorgan and the Eaton Corporation — and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School to co-host the Second Chance Conference to examine employment trends and discuss sustainable solutions for formerly incarcerated workers. JPMorgan Chase Head of Research, Policy & Insights for Corporate Responsibility Heather Higginbottom joins Yahoo Finance to outline the objective of breaking down barriers that keep ex-offenders from effectively rejoining the US workforce, from state legislation to re-examining companies' hiring practices. "One of the biggest priorities we have is increasing the number of states who have enacted or have passed what we call 'clean slate legislation,' and what that means is that states pass laws, and they say after a certain period of time, for certain sets of crimes, your record can be expunged," Higginbottom says. "Unfortunately, the process to do so is incredibly lengthy, bureaucratic, time-consuming, and expensive. And even in those states where there have been efforts to enact these expungement opportunities, it isn't taken up." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

Cocoa prices (CC=F) have surged more than 40% over the last month. Extreme weather has disrupted cocoa production, sending prices skyrocketing. So what are candy makers doing to cope? Master Chocolatier and Jacques Torres Chocolate Founder and CEO Jacques Torres tells Yahoo Finance that there are a few options. One possible solution is using more filler so that customers can get what they are paying for, but the business can use less chocolate, explaining that it's a "question of balance, but it's also a question of economics." "If your almonds are a little less expensive than your chocolate, you're going to a little bit more almonds," Torres says. Be sure to watch the full interview with Jacques Torres. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Stephanie Mikulich.

XRP price is declining, expected to continue as institutional investors lose interest in the altcoin. Could this cause further drop?

YouTube phenomenon MrBeast has struck a deal with Amazon MGM Studios (AMZN) to bring his popular "Beast Games" content to the streaming platform. Quickplay Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer Paul Pastor joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the implications of this partnership for the evolving streaming landscape. Pastor emphasizes that it is an "unbelievable time" to be a part of the media industry, given the tremendous amount of change underway. Drawing on his experience dating back to when cable was emerging, Pastor notes that streaming is now "the topic du jour." Regarding the MrBeast deal, Pastor explains that projects with "stars attached" to them in Hollywood tend to reduce risk and boost engagement, stressing that the Amazon-MrBeast collaboration is a "tried and true" model. However, he highlights that this deal also opens the door for other content creators on YouTube to "build out incredible franchises" beyond just the YouTube platform itself— which will benefit both the influencer class and the production companies involved. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith

General Electric (GE) has successfully split its business into three independent companies, with GE Vernova (GEV) representing the energy-focused division. RBC Capital Markets Analyst Chris Dendrinos joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss his bullish initiation of coverage on GE Vernova, rating the stock as Outperform with a $160 price target. Dendrinos explains that with "multi-national conglomerate[s]," funds are often invested in certain parts of the business while others remain underinvested. With General Electric's company splitting into standalone businesses, he believes all investments for GE Vernova will be directed into the energy business, boosting transformation efforts. When asked about competition concerns, Dendrinos says that GE Vernova is a "leader" in all of its segments. However, he notes that on the wind front, Siemens Energy (ENR.DE) could be a competitor, and in the power segment, Mitsubishi (6503.T) could pose a challenge. Dendrinos highlights that GE Vernova has a "multi-year pathway" to financial improvement, emphasizing that it will be a long-term effort to reach normalization. Nevertheless, he believes the company will eventually achieve the desired free cash flow, which should boost the stock's valuation. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith

Galaxy Trading created a $620 million fund to buy up the discounted SOL from the FTX estate, Bloomberg reports.

Citadel, Citi, Goldman Sachs and UBS were revealed to be authorized participants of BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF in a new regulatory filing. They join firms such as Jane Street Capital and JPMorgan.

AI adoption is creating new, never-before-seen positions even in companies that aren't tech-specific. While upskilling and re-skilling initiatives will turn the job market on its head, college educators are prepping college students for what they are about to enter. American University Kogod School of Business Dean David Marchick joins Wealth! to discuss the process of designing artificial intelligence curriculums for students amidst an ever-changing job market. "Our faculty has actually been really responsive and quick. AI has been moving at the speed of light, and academic institutions usually move at the speed of molasses," Marchick explains. "We were able to move quickly. So we worked with our faculty, we had a small committee. They took six weeks to look at our curriculum, and we've come up with more than 20 new or redesigned courses to infuse AI into everything we do." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

While FTX creditors decried unfair bankruptcy proceedings and decisions, the defunct crypto business offloaded a trove of Solana tokens at a massive discount.

Uniswap has surpassed $2 trillion in lifetime trading volume, rivaling major centralized exchanges including Coinbase. 

Matt Duea, co-founder of popular betting brand Roobet, talks about the natural connection blockchain and crypto have with gaming and more!

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance is tightening its KYC requirements for business clients.

South Korea is set to introduce stricter regulations for token listing on exchanges, including the blocking of tokens that have been hacked.

Female participation rates in the US and European labor forces have surged past pre-pandemic levels. RGP CEO Kate Duchene (RGP) discusses the record pace of women, particularly women with college degrees, reentering the workforce, a driving economic force she has been very vocal and supportive of. The want for overall worker diversity is "driven by what's good for business," Duchene stipulates, adding that "bringing women back [into the workforce], especially women with college degrees that move into financial management positions, project management positions, HR-related [positions]... all of those skill sets are really needed because of retirement pressures and professional choices that incoming talent is making, especially, say, in the finance and accounting arena, where we can't get enough new college graduates into those professions right now." Duchene points out that DEI initiatives (Diversity, equity, and inclusion) by corporations are constantly under pressure and face criticism, as well as the nature of hybrid work models in the modern employment environment. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

The broker cut its price target to $14 from $17.50 while maintaining its buy rating.

The real Bitcoin (BTC) bull run is yet to start, a South Korean crypto CEO claimed, with institutional investors ready to enter the market.

Ellipsis Labs, a prominent player in the crypto exchange sector, has secured $20 million in Series A funding, with Paradigm taking the lead.

Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest sold another 25,662 Coinbase shares on Thursday as the investment firm continues to rebalance its fund weightings.

Coinbase International Exchange has announced that it plans to list Worldcoin and Ordinals Perpetual Futures Products on April 11.

The SEC in the Philippines said the retail trading platform eToro is unauthorized to sell or offer securities to the public.

The Japanese gaming and entertainment heavyweight is looking into potentially utilizing fiat-linked stablecoins across its line of business.

  The transition from Web2 to Web 3 represents a significant evolution in the architecture, functionality, and philosophy of the internet.  While

Dogecoin price rebounds after a significant 21% downturn, signaling a potential good time to accumulate DOGE.

FTX CEO John J. Ray lll was paid $1,575 an hour last month, according to a court document filed on Thursday.

Shares of Meta Platforms (META) touched a record high on Tuesday. Jefferies analyst Brent Thill raised his price target on the stock to $585 from $550. Thill writes that he thinks "Meta's market share gains will further accelerate in 2024" and that "in 2024 Meta's ad business could outgrow Amazon's for the first time since 2015." In the video above, Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton and Julie Hyman discuss the call. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime. Editor's note: This article was written by Stephanie Mikulich.

Grindr (GRND) has grabbed the attention of Wall Street as Citizens JMP Securities initiated coverage of the stock, giving it a Market Outperform rating with a price target of $14 per share. Grindr CEO George Arison spoke to Yahoo Finance in March about his plans to expand the business beyond dating for potential growth. Citizens JMP Equity Research Analyst Nick Jones joins Market Domination to discuss Grindr's potential and what it could look like moving forward.  Jones affirms Grindr's potential: "Their profit margins are industry-leading. They're under-monetizing their user base. If you think about monthly active users on a dating app, often about 15% of those are converted into paying users. For Grindr, they're only at 7% today, so they could double that just at the current user base, let alone their ability to continue to grow their user base in the US and internationally. So we think there's plenty of levers for them to pull, to continue driving revenue growth and being quite profitable." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

Ethereum Layer 2 network Zircuit has surpassed $1 billion in pre-mainnet deposits within six weeks since opening its doors to investors. 

The U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange's goal to expand into foreign markets celebrated a new milestone with Canadian registration.

From its start as an online bookstore to its rise in e-commerce and cloud computing, Amazon (AMZN) has become one of the world's most iconic brands. In 2023, the tech juggernaut generated over $575 billion in revenue, boasting more than 200 million Amazon Prime members worldwide. Beyond the Ticker takes a deep dive into some of the company's biggest moments. 1994 Amazon was founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos from his garage in Bellevue, Washington. It was originally an online bookstore designed to compete with Barnes & Noble (BNED). 1997 On May 15, 1997, Amazon went public via IPO at $18 per share, giving it a valuation of $300 million. 1998 Amazon began selling CDs, marking the start of its effort to become a shopping Goliath. 2005 The company launched Amazon Prime, a $79 per year membership with free two-day shipping on eligible orders. 2006 Amazon launched Amazon Web Services (AWS). The platform would go on to become the top cloud computing platform, ahead of rivals Microsoft (MSFT) and Google (GOOG, GOOGL), and one of Amazon’s most successful businesses. 2011 The company rebranded its video service as Amazon Instant Video with access to 5,000 movies and TV shows for Prime members. 2014 Amazon acquired the video game streaming website Twitch for $970 million. 2017 Amazon acquired high-end supermarket chain Whole Foods in 2017 for $13.7 billion. It has since integrated the two companies, offering discounts to Prime members. 2018 On September 4, 2018, Amazon became just the second US company ever to reach a $1 trillion market cap, after Apple (AAPL) reached it earlier in the year. 2020 Amazon's sales and profits surged during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, as consumers turned to online shopping. Its total sales increased 38% year-over-year to $386.1 billion, and net income increased 83% to $21.3 billion. 2021 Founder Jeff Bezos announced that he would step down from his role as CEO and be succeeded by AWS CEO Andy Jassy. 2024 Amazon was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, replacing drugstore giant Walgreens (WBA). The company continues to evolve, investing billions in AI startup Anthropic, developing more smart home products, and launching an AI shopping assistant named Rufus. It’s safe to say Amazon is a staple of the digital age. From tech giants to retail titans, Beyond the Ticker is a historical series that takes a deep dive into some of Wall Street's trending companies and how they transformed into the financial icons they are today. Check out more of our Beyond the Ticker series, and be sure to tune in to Yahoo Finance. Editor's note: This video was produced by Zach Faulds.

Ellipsis Labs develops the Solana on-chain order DEX Phoenix, which is 8th largest Solana DEX in terms of TVL. 

  Contrary to belief, cryptocurrency investments are not all high-stakes gambles. Enter the presale of Koala Coin (KLC) at stage one, priced at

Amazon (AMZN) has invested another $2.75 billion into generative AI startup Anthropic. It completes a $4 billion total investment the tech giant announced in the fall.  AWS Vice President of AI Products Matt Wood calls Anthropic's Claude 3 "the best performing generative AI model." He says Claude 3l is available to AWS customers, who can build on top of the model to build their needed AI functions.  Wood tells Yahoo Finance's Dan Howley he has never seen such excitement from customers over a new technology. "The opportunity for them is really to be able to just completely reimagine core elements of their business, core elements of their customer experience, and to design and deliver entirely new categories of products," Wood says, noting that there is a lot of enthusiasm from industries that tend to be more highly regulated.  Watch the video above to hear what Wood says the number one thing customers want from generative AI. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Stephanie Mikulich.

A Health Savings Account (HSA) may be a beneficial move for Americans to consider for future medical expenses. Business Insider's Senior Personal Finance Reporter and Spokesperson Jennifer Streaks joins Yahoo Finance's Wealth! to discuss the benefits of an HSA plan. Streaks explains that the HSA is offered through an employer, and individuals can sign up for it similar to a 401(k). She suggests thinking of the HSA as "a bank account for your health," noting that it is intended for medical expenses not covered by insurance plans. She recommends investing in an HSA "as soon as you can." The tax benefits include reducing taxable income, tax-free growth within the account, and tax-free withdrawals, providing "a triple tax benefit." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith

What happened to SOL in March 2024? An exhaustive Solana ecosystem analysis, SOL price overview, and meme coins examination for last month.

Google claims that the developers allegedly violated the RICO Act, enacted wire fraud and breached various policies on Google's platforms.

On today's segment of Good Buy or Goodbye, Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman is joined by Henion & Walsh Chief Investment Officer Kevin Mahn to dissect his stock picks within the cybersecurity sector. Mahn identified CrowdStrike (CRWD) as a stock to buy. He cites several key reasons for this recommendation, acknowledging that "AI can be used for good and AI can be used for bad," particularly in the realm of cybercrime. However, Mahn notes that CrowdStrike is leveraging AI "to help thwart AI-powered cyberattacks." Furthermore, the company's revenue and earnings growth have surpassed expectations, with CrowdStrike hitting the $3 billion revenue mark, and Mahn doesn't "see them stopping." On the other hand, Mahn identifies BlackBerry (BB) as a stock to avoid. He suggests steering clear of this investment due to the company's struggles in successfully transitioning its smartphone business into the cybersecurity realm, stating "this is a tough market to break into." Secondly, Mahn points to BlackBerry's lackluster earnings growth and negative free cash flow as further reasons to avoid purchasing. Catch more of Good Buy or Goodbye here, or watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith

Shares of Intel (INTC) are sliding on Wednesday after an SEC filing for its foundry business revealed an operating loss of $7 billion in 2023. This was the first time the company reported its revenue for the foundry arm alone, separate from its product business. With Intel heavily investing in its foundry business, and increased competition in the AI-chip space, some analysts grow wary of whether or not the chipmaker can weather the storm. CFRA Research Senior Equity Analyst Angelo Zino joins Market Domination to discuss Intel's timeline for reaching benchmark goals it has set for itself. In terms of whether or not Intel will find clients for their foundry business for growth, Zino says: "When you look ahead here and you look at some of the targets they provided, they still said by 2030, only 30% of that kind of foundry capacity or revenue on the foundry side of things will come from external customers. It's still going to be the minority there. I think the biggest disappointment on our side of things as far as the news here was concerned is, that foundry business isn't going to hit operating margin break even until 2027. So that essentially implies that in 2025 and 2026, it's going to probably be a slower ramp than I think some out there... originally anticipated." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. Editor's note: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino

Galaxy Digital is putting together a $100 million fund that will bankroll as many as 30 companies within the next three years.

FalconX global head of revenue and business Austin Reid discusses the current state of institutional adoption of crypto.

Discover how Bitcoin's surge and crypto market growth have created 17 billionaires, with Zhao, Saylor, and Armstrong leading.

Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META) were among the tech stock leaders who drove growth in the S&P 500 (^GSPC) throughout 2024's first quarter. The two Magnificent Seven members are Wells Fargo Senior Analyst Ken Gawrelski's top stock picks for the tech sector. Amazon is "making many fundamental improvements in logistics capabilities and efficiencies. So, we expect margins to continue to inflect higher in the retail business," Gawrelski tells Yahoo Finance. "The second business, which is AWS [Amazon Web Services], their cloud business, that was also an inflection in 2023, but that inflection was there after a steep decline of growth from 2022 to 2023." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. Editor's note: This article was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.