Bitcoin bulls charge toward $72K as analysts set 6-figure BTC price targets
Traders say Bitcoin’s rise above $70,000 set the bull run in motion, setting a strong foundation for a rally into the six-figure range.
Apple Shrinks Down Mac Mini in Device’s First Revamp Since 2010
Apple Inc. overhauled the design of its Mac mini desktop computer for the first time in about 15 years, cutting the device’s size to 5 inches across and adding speedier…
Arne Slot on Liverpool injury news and team selection plans for Brighton cup tie
Conor Bradley could return from injury for Liverpool’s Carabao Cup tie with Brighton & Hove Albion, but Alisson Becker, Federico Chiesa, Harvey Elliott and Diogo Jota remain out.
Gas Networks Ireland begins construction of biomethane plant in Mitchelstown
Tánaiste Micheál Martin and GNI break ground on a planned €32m plant
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Touches $70,000, Hits Highest Since June
The Bitcoin (BTC) price rallied as high as the $70,200s on Monday on Coinbase, per TradingView, hitting its highest level since June in the process. While
With FCC approval, OnePlus 13 might debut globally sooner than expected
OnePlus is all set to unveil its next flagship, the OnePlus 13, in China on October 31. While a global release was initially expected for early next year, likely in…
The ‘Juror #2’ cast still can’t believe they got to work with Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood may be 94 but he's not ready to retire just yet. In fact, during the actors strike hiatus from his latest film “Juror #2,” in theaters Friday, he…
Caelan Doris on All Blacks: ‘It’s a good rivalry and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into it’
The All Blacks come to Dublin 4 next week for a Friday night showdown.
Jim O’Brien: We thought the bad times were over. But the only way to halt the descent is to look back at the darkest days
The decades after World War II were full of hope. There was a determination that we were never going to go back and that something completely new would ris...
‘My mum had me on heroin when I was eight’: How addiction is driving Cork City’s crime problem
On a day spent in Cork District Court, the Irish Examiner heard stories of sadness, abject despair, hope... and the occasional comic relief