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22 hours ago | benzinga.com | Anthony Noto

New On The BlockBahama Breeze may soon be gone with the wind. Darden Restaurants DRI is considering selling the Caribbean-inspired chain or repurposing all its locations. The decision comes after Darden closed 15 Bahama Breeze restaurants in May, leaving just 28. Guru Focus reported that CEO Rick Cardenas told analysts that future investments in the brand are off the table. Initially launched in the 1990s, Bahama Breeze served up tropical vibes with dining options like coconut shrimp and empanadas.

22 hours ago | inkl.com | Anthony Noto

benzinga_deal_dispatch2Darden Restaurants (NYSE:DRI) is considering selling the Caribbean-inspired chain or repurposing all its locations. The decision comes after Darden closed 15 Bahama Breeze restaurants in May, leaving just 28. Guru Focus reported that CEO Rick Cardenas told analysts that future investments in the brand are off the table. Initially launched in the 1990s, Bahama Breeze served up tropical vibes with dining options like coconut shrimp and empanadas.

5 days ago | crypto.news | Anthony Patrick |Anthony Noto

Share The global cryptocurrency market cap fell 6.2% over the past 24 hours to $3.16 trillion, as escalating geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran spurred a risk-off environment among investors. Total trading volume hit $148 billion during the same period. Top gainers defying the trend included Gains Network (GNS), which surged 49.8%, Poollotto.finance up 38.2%, and meme coin Banana For Scale, which jumped 21.3%.

5 days ago | crypto.news | Anthony Patrick |Anthony Noto

Share Roughly 240,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours as the crypto market reeled from news that U.S. bombers attacked Iran’s main nuclear sites, according to Coinglass. Total liquidations topped $1.03 billion by midday on Sunday in New York, highlighting the scale of the market shakeout. With traditional markets closed for the weekend, crypto was the first to react to the geopolitical shock.

5 days ago | crypto.news | Anthony Patrick |Anthony Noto

Share A turbulent week in crypto ended with a sharp market downturn, as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins plunged following U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites ordered by President Donald Trump. While geopolitical shockwaves rattled prices and NFTs posted a double-digit drop, crypto venture funding remained surprisingly resilient, and Reddit made headlines for exploring iris-scanning technology to tackle identity challenges in the age of AI.