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Alleged $1.2M Polymarket Win Puts Google Employee in CourtFederal prosecutors allege Google employee Michele Spagnuolo used confidential internal Search data to earn about $1.2 million on Polymarket wagers tied to 2025 Search trends.
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Alleged $1.2M Polymarket Win Puts Google Employee in CourtFederal prosecutors allege Google employee Michele Spagnuolo used confidential internal Search data to earn about $1.2 million on Polymarket wagers tied to 2025 Search trends.
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Oil Perpetuals Put ICE’s $200M OKX Bet to the TestICE and OKX’s planned Brent and WTI perpetual futures test whether crypto-style, non-expiring contracts can broaden access to oil benchmarks without undermining their traditional market credibility.
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Dow Futures Jump 440 as Traders Bet on Iran Deal HopesDow futures rose on hopes that progressing US-Iran talks could lower oil risk and support broader risk appetite, but the rally is still pricing de-escalation before any signed deal.
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Third Trump Plug Sends Dell Stock on a 9% AI Server TearDell’s stock jump appears to reflect a Trump endorsement amplifying an already strong AI server growth narrative rather than creating the investment case by itself.
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$1.2M Polymarket Win Sparks Google Data Insider CaseUS authorities are treating a Google employee’s alleged use of confidential Year in Search data to profit on Polymarket as a fraud case, extending market-integrity scrutiny to prediction-contract betting.
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Nvidia's $250B OpenAI Talks Spark AI Chip Stock RoutAI-linked chip stocks sold off sharply as investors questioned whether massive AI infrastructure spending, including reported Nvidia-OpenAI financing talks, can justify valuations already priced for rapid growth.
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