U.S. crypto regulation: What could Democrats change in 2027?

AppLovin (APP) shares surged on Thursday after the company delivered another quarter of “eye-catching” growth, but the real story extends far beyond a revenue or earnings beat. Record results, stronger-than-expected guidance, and a fresh vote of confidence from RBC Capital suggest investors may be witnessing something more significant: the emergence of a scaled AI advertising platform that is still finding new avenues for growth. AppLovin reported third-quarter revenue of $2.19 billion, up 55% year over year, while adjusted EBITDA climbed 59% to $1.84...

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Memory stocks extended their losses on Thursday as investors continued to reduce exposure to artificial intelligence (AI)-linked semiconductor companies following the US midterm elections. Micron Technology MU shares fell nearly 16%, while SK Hynix declined 13% and SanDisk plunged 20%. The declines followed a broader rotation away from semiconductor and AI supply-chain stocks. Investors are concerned that Democrats' election victories could lead to tighter oversight of data centre construction and energy consumption, potentially slowing the expansion of...