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Waymo to bring in $16 billion at $110 billion valuation amid Tesla self-driving competition

As Waymo expands operations globally and fights competitors like Elon Musk’s Tesla, Google’s autonomous vehicle division is on track to get a major capital infusion

2026/02/01

US authorities arraign Indian duo over fraud, money laundering charges

United States authorities have arrested two Indian nationals on charges of money laundering. The arrest and charges follow an investigation into a large-scale scam

2026/02/01

Deepfake video lures Singapore national into fraudulent investment scheme

A Singaporean retiree has lost funds to scammers after falling for a fake deepfake endorsement video.

2026/02/01

Chip boom pushes South Korea’s exports to all-time high

South Korean export numbers saw a boost in January, thanks to strong semiconductor chip demand.

2026/02/01

Meta faces New Mexico trial tied to platform safety lapses

New Mexico trial starts Monday against Meta over child exploitation on its platforms.

2026/02/01

Base reports temporary transaction delays but no disruption to block production

Base experienced temporary transaction delays, but blocks continued to be produced without interruption.

2026/02/01

Retail and Whale Interest Grows in Mutuum Finance (MUTM) While Shiba Inu (SHIB) Cools Off

Shiba Inu (SHIB), the former top performer of the meme coin market, has recently been showing signs of slowing down as retail interest has cooled off. While still

2026/02/01

Bitcoin slides 7%, leaving experts divided on market bottom

Bitcoin took a sharp dive on Saturday, falling roughly 7% and landing near the $77,000 mark. The sudden drop wiped out more than $2 billion.

2026/02/01

South Korea is considering increasing its corporate cap on crypto investments

South Korean regulators are considering allowing listed companies and professional investment firms to invest as much as 10% of their equity capital in crypto,

2026/02/01