Forget the Silicon Valley hype; the real story is who gets to play in the digital sandbox. The White House is nudging regulators to open up the plumbing of the financial system, potentially changing how you manage your money.
Meta is back in the crypto game, but this time with stablecoins. Will this move signal a real shift, or is it just another digital echo?
Australia's crypto landscape is undergoing a seismic regulatory shift. The era of digital asset ambiguity is over, replaced by a complex, multi-layered compliance calendar.
Finally, Bitcoin users might get a bank account that doesn't treat their digital gold like a dirty secret. bunq's BaaS is live, partnering with Blockrise.
Forget the doomsaying. Private credit isn't collapsing, but a frantic push into retail has created some very real structural headaches.
nCino, the fintech darling of North Carolina, just announced a significant partnership with Raiffeisenbankengruppe Oesterreich. This deal brings their AI-powered lending platform to one of Europe's largest cooperative banking groups.
Your AI morning briefing for May 01, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
Forget the splashy consumer AI apps. Bria AI is building the infrastructure for enterprise visual creation, quietly powering the next wave of digital content.
Everyone thought we were finally going to unmask Satoshi. Turns out, the New York Times' best guess—cryptographer Adam Back—is a firm 'nope'.
Osaka Connect is betting big on an AI-powered travel super app for businesses. But is a consolidated booking platform, even with AI, enough to move the needle in a crowded B2B travel market?
Graduation means mandatory internships in India. Companies, especially in IT, are balking. SETTribe sees a glaring gap.
Google is dropping a cool $1 billion for Form Energy's revolutionary 100-hour battery, aiming to power a new data center with renewable energy. This isn't just about storage; it's about making wind and solar truly dispatchable.
Everyone’s talking about TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 as the place to be for deal flow. But after years of watching these things, the real question is: who's actually cashing in?
