Scammers impersonating Saudi Arabia’s crown prince launched a fake KSA memecoin, exploiting investor enthusiasm for celebrity-backed tokens.

Earlier last month, one-year yields surged because of an onshore cash squeeze. Investors have been closely watching China’s yield curve to see if authorities will step in to steepen it as it signals ...

A potential AI alliance between Russia and China, cast by Washington as the biggest nation state threats to the West, could further shake up the AI sector worldwide amid a race between China and ...

A potential AI alliance between Russia and China, cast by Washington as the biggest nation state threats to the West, could further shake up the AI sector worldwide amid a race between China and ...

A potential AI alliance between Russia and China, cast by Washington as the biggest nation state threats to the West, could further shake up the AI sector worldwide amid a race between China and the ...

An attempt to cast 'fake votes' has been made in the Kasturba Nagar assembly constituency of Delhi, said Delhi Police sources on Wednesday. As per the sources, two people attempted to cast fake ...

Arthur Hayes, chief investment officer of Maelstrom, isn’t buying the idea that DeepSeek’s $6 million AI breakthrough is just “fake China sh*t. Speaking with Roundtable host Scott Melker ...

I could trade these in for cash at Bank of America ... fooled some people into buying fake coins (AFP via Getty Images) Skelton said he bought 324 of the Golden Eagles and hoped to make ...

and what he believed were Trump silver coins. "He said that he was going to help the people become millionaires. I could trade these in for cash at Bank of America. Supposedly $110,000 a piece ...

Marine veteran Wesley Skelton, of Pittsburg, California, now owns $2,500 worth of Golden Eagles, and what he believed were Trump silver coins. "He said that he was going to help the people become ...

Presuming Trump is one of these creators, the president technically doesn’t have an allotment of the supply to cash out – not until March, at least. So, no, Trump didn’t make billions from the coin.