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Ten stocks soared by double digits on Thursday, mirroring an overall market optimism after President Donald Trump withdrew plans to slap fresh tariffs on eight European countries by February 1. Of the 10 stocks, four climbed to record highs.

On Wall Street, all three main indices all finished in the green, led by ...


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January 22 – In response to the short report previously released by the short-selling firm Capitalwatch, AppLovin responded by firmly refuting all allegations in the report. The report is filled with false, misleading, and illogical allegations. In its public disclosure filings, AppLovin has provided full and transparent disclosures regarding the company’s mate...


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Silver is starting 2026 like it’s trying to break the market’s brain.

As of today, silver is $94.19/oz, and gold is $4,865.71/oz, up sharply from January 1 levels (silver $73.26, gold $4,357.19). That’s a violent move in three weeks, especially for a metal that’s historically “quiet… until it isn’t.”

This time, the rally isn’t being d...


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In crypto and gaming, most founders follow a familiar arc. Early hype attracts venture capital. Scale is subsidised by outside money. Governance expands, speed slows, and eventually the founder becomes a spokesperson for decisions made elsewhere. Gurhan Kiziloz took a different path. And at $1.2 billion in annual revenue, that divergence is no longer theoretical.

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In the global economy, there are industries built on safety, and there are industries built on risk. Most founders spend their careers trying to minimize exposure. They hedge their bets, they answer to boards, and they appoint committees to dilute responsibility.

Gurhan Kiziloz has done the opposite. He has run directly toward the fire.

With a personal n...


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