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Global, Aug 12, 2026 — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has released its latest Protection Fund report, showing an average valuation of $351 million in July 2026 as Bitcoin recovered through July, lifting the fund’s U.S. dollar valuation.The Protection Fund reached a monthly high of $365.9 million on July 21 and recorded a monthly low of $329.8 million on July 1. Throughout July, the fund maintained a valuation above its original $300 million commitment, with reserves supported by Bitget’s 5,500 BTC holdings as Bitcoin traded between $59,968 and $66,521 during the month.July saw digital asset markets regain momentum…

What Is Emotional Intelligence Training? Emotional intelligence training is now a key investment for organizations operating in AI-focused environments. As automation changes technical roles, companies rely more on human skills that technology cannot easily replace, such as leadership, communication, teamwork, adaptability, and good judgment. Because of this, many L&D and HR leaders are asking what emotional intelligence training is and how it can help business performance over time. Emotional intelligence training is a structured approach to help people recognize, understand, manage, and use their own and others’ emotions to improve how they communicate, lead, make decisions, and work with others.…

Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa costar as a Provincetown, Mass. chef and a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain in the 1970s-set ‘Tony’Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa in ‘Tony’Credit: A24NEED TO KNOWDominic Sessa tells PEOPLE all about working with Antonio Banderas and the advice he received from the Spanish actor on the set of TonySessa portrays a young Anthony Bourdain who works for Banderas’ no-nonsense chef in Provincetown, Mass.Tony is in select theaters now and begins playing everywhere Aug. 21Antonio Banderas mentored Dominic Sessa both on-screen in Tony and when the cameras weren’t rolling at all.Sessa, 23, and the movie’s director, Matt Johnson,…

Puerile teen humour and maudlin sentiment clash awkwardly in this underpowered second feature from British writer/​director George Jaques, which captures one crazy summer at a camp for a group of young people in the midst of cancer care. Jaques has spoken in the media about how his intentions for this film were to avoid the downbeat clichés of depicting cancer sufferers on screen and instead make something that’s more joyful. The problem is that this mode of ​“Always look on the bright side of life” sugar-frosting is the cliché, and so what we have here comes across like a warmed-over feature episode of TV’s…

Protectionism, Economic Monoculture, and the Real Lessons of the Rust Belt Executive Summary In 1950, Detroit and Pittsburgh were among the most prosperous industrial cities in the world. Detroit led the world in automotive production, and Pittsburgh’s steel output was in many respects unmatched. However, both faced similar forces in the 1970s: foreign competition, technological change, and rising labor costs driven by union lock-in. Both turned to government for protection. By 2013, the differences between the two cities were stark. Detroit had filed for the largest municipal bankruptcy in American history, while Pittsburgh had remade itself as a center for…

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) CEO Sanjog Gupta has said that the old way of playing bilateral series without much context cannot continue. However, Gupta has insisted that ODI cricket still has a strong future if the 50-over format gets a clear purpose.The ICC CEO also spoke about the future of Test and ODI cricket at a time when T20 leagues are becoming more popular around the world. He feels a fan needs a proper reason to follow the game. Amid this, Danny Lamb was forced to retire at 30 after a serious spinal cord injury.Sanjog Gupta sends strong warning…

What happens with Dylan Larkin given the search for a new GM in Detroit? Can he stay? The Detroit Red Wings made a general manager change in mid-July. Steve Yzerman stepped down, either on his own or at the owner’s request, to become an advisor to Chris Ilitch. The key is that Yzerman only reports to the owner and has no involvement in hockey operations. Can Dylan Larkin Remain With the Detroit Red Wings Next Season? However, as the Red Wings did with the search for a new general manager, the Dylan Larkin trade request remains active. They have not…

US prices rose 3.4% in the year to July, slightly lower than the 3.5% in the year to June, new figures show. Month to month, inflation rose 0.1%, mainly due to an increase in housing costs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Even small moves in rent can lift the overall headline figure as it makes up a large share of household spending. Food prices rose only slightly in July and at a slower rate than in June, while energy prices fell, offering some relief for consumers. Prices excluding food and energy rose 0.2% after staying flat in June, with…

If you’ve scanned headlines over the last year, you’ve likely seen the prevailing market narrative: Bitcoin miners are abandoning their operations and pivoting to AI data centers, signaling a retreat from proof-of-work. To casual observers, this looks like a surrender. Proof that Bitcoin was just a temporary placeholder until a “better” compute workload arrived. However, if you look through the lens of power infrastructure and thermodynamics, that story gets the reality completely backwards. The migration isn’t a sign of bitcoin weakness; but a long-overdue, structurally bullish rebalancing of global energy pricing. Here is the underlying reality that the market completely…