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KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 9 — Putrajaya Corporation (PPj) has decided not to proceed with the proposed trackless tram or A...

New York’s Power 105 and iHeartMedia have extended their relationship with media mogul and “The Breakfast Club” host Charlamagne Tha God as a number of shakeups hit the NYC hip-hop radio circuit. According to details emailed to DMN this morning. iHeartMedia has confirmed the extension of its relationship with culture-shifter and media mogul Charlamagne Tha

Bitcoin Home » Bitcoin » Bitcoin drops nearly $3,000 as over $70M in longs liquidated in past 4 hours Powered by Gloria | Edited by Vivian Nguyen Dec. 26, 2025 Leveraged trading risks highlight crypto market volatility and potential for significant financial losses. Key Takeaways Bitcoin fell during the first US trading session after Christmas.

We liked pretty much everything about the Nuki Smart Lock, a compact retrofit model that came out earlier this year, except for one thing: the monthly fee to use its Wi-Fi features.  Yep, that’s right: Nuki wanted its customers to pay $5.90 a month for Nuki Premium...

A Utah judge granted the "Party of Five" star's request to dismiss the temporary protective order against his wife following a hearing on Dec. 3...

The decline was accompanied by sharp volatility in bitcoin and weakness in U.S. tech stocks, suggesting a return of risk-off sentiment. Dec 17, 2025, 5:20 p.m. BNB slid nearly 3% over the past 24 hours, falling to around $844 as a sharp reversal in bitcoin and renewed weakness in U.S. tech stocks rippled through crypto markets.

Strong selling pressure overwhelmed positive Coinbase integration news as the psychological $1.90 level failed to hold. Dec 17, 2025, 5:28 p.m. DOT $1.8804 crashed through critical support Wednesday, tumbling 3% to $1.83 as technical selling overwhelmed bullish USDC integration news. DOT broke decisively below the psychological $1.90 floor despite Coinbase (COIN) announcing direct Polkadot network support.

A developer has dropped a £2.4m claim it brought against three Carey Group firms over their role in the demolition bid-rigging scandal after reaching a legal settlement. Circadian Ltd, a subsidiary of Hong Kong property giant CK Asset Holdings, lodged the claim with the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) in March for damages, plus interest and