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Freight Technologies (FRGT) Seals Fetch AI Deal and $1M Financing as Zayren Launch Supercharges Volatile Rally

Freight Technologies (FRGT) Seals Fetch AI Deal and $1M Financing as Zayren Launch Supercharges Volatile Rally

Freight Technologies announced a multi-year AI services deal with Fetch Compute and launched its new Zayren platform, triggering FRGT shares to surge over 70% intraday Wednesday. The company issued $1 million in convertible notes and canceled a prior $5.2 million FET token agreement, including returning 11.3 million tokens. Fetch will receive equity and usage credits as part of the new AI partnership.
20 November 2025
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Freight Technologies (FRGT) Soars on Nov. 19 After Launching ‘Zayren’ AI Freight Pricing & Carrier-Matching Platform

Freight Technologies (FRGT) Soars on Nov. 19 After Launching ‘Zayren’ AI Freight Pricing & Carrier-Matching Platform

Freight Technologies shares surged as much as 74% intraday Wednesday after the company launched Zayren, an AI-powered freight rate and carrier-matching platform for U.S.–Mexico trucking. Trading volumes spiked as FRGT stock hit between $1.01 and $1.14, according to multiple data providers. The company said it plans further AI features for Zayren in 2026.
19 November 2025
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Freight Technologies (NASDAQ: FRGT) Stock Skyrockets on AI Upgrades and Key Deals – Is the Rally Just Beginning?

Freight Technologies (NASDAQ: FRGT) Stock Skyrockets on AI Upgrades and Key Deals – Is the Rally Just Beginning?

FRGT shares jumped about 57% at the Oct. 28 open after closing at $1.23 the previous day, following new product launches including expanded GPS integration and an AI invoice module. The stock remains down roughly 84% year-over-year. CEO Javier Selgas highlighted recent tech upgrades and new partnerships. Analysts cite ongoing sector weakness and forecast continued volatility for FRGT.
28 October 2025
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  • Germany Seeks Exemption for Deutsche Börse from EU Market Supervision
    June 14, 2026, 12:18 AM EDT. Germany is pursuing an exemption for Deutsche Börse from EU-level supervision under the bloc's new market regulations. This move would allow the exchange to stay regulated by domestic authorities instead of the European Union's financial watchdog. The proposal aims to preserve local oversight amid evolving EU rules aimed at harmonizing stock market supervision across member states. By maintaining national jurisdiction, Deutsche Börse could avoid stricter EU controls designed to ensure market stability and investor protection at the regional level. The German government argues this approach supports efficient regulation while accommodating the unique market structure of its main exchange.

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