Circle Internet Group (CRCL), the company behind the USDC stablecoin, debuted in June at $31 per share and has since seen its ...

The Signal Interview “Big day,” Donald Trump remarked to Circle’s Jeremy Allaire at a White House event last month, where the ...

Circle stock sank more than 5% in post-market hours on Tuesday after the company filed to sell 10 million shares following a ...

Executives and early investors at Circle are dumping shares just two months after the company went public, aiming to pull out ...

Stablecoin giant Circle Internet Group Inc. early Tuesday unveiled Arc, a new payments platform aimed at major money flows, ...

Stablecoin giant Circle surpassed expectations for second-quarter revenue in its maiden quarterly results since going public, ...

Circle Internet Group's CEO, Jeremy Allaire, highlighted that the 'Genius Act' will significantly enhance the use of ...

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said during an interview on CNBC that crypto is already a "purple," or bipartisan issue, but more needs to be done to solidify this status, or the U.S. will miss the ...

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire on Wednesday emphasized that cryptocurrency is already a bipartisan issue in the U.S., but stressed that more needs to be done to solidify this status.

Circle revealed it was set to launch an open, EVM-compatible L1 blockchain called Arc to provide a foundation for applications in capital markets and stablecoin payments.

About Jeremy Allaire A tech entrepreneur since the mid-1990s, Allaire was notably the CEO of online video platform Brightcove until 2013, when he stepped down to start a bitcoin company, Circle ...

When Jeremy Allaire completely reimagined the way traditional currency interacts he didn't do so by thinking of regulators as the enemy. If fact, he thinks of regulators as friends to innovation.