PANews reported on October 30th that Core Scientific failed to secure enough votes to pass the CoreWeave trade. Core Scientific shares rose 2.7%, reaching an intraday high.PANews reported on October 30th that Core Scientific failed to secure enough votes to pass the CoreWeave trade. Core Scientific shares rose 2.7%, reaching an intraday high.
Core Scientific failed to secure enough votes to pass the CoreWeave trade.
2025/10/30 22:21
PANews reported on October 30th that Core Scientific failed to secure enough votes to pass the CoreWeave trade. Core Scientific shares rose 2.7%, reaching an intraday high.
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