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As of 2026-05-04 03:04, Franklin Resources Inc (BEN) is priced at $29,84, with a total market cap of $15,50B, a P/E ratio of 22,67, and a dividend yield of 4,35%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $29,78 and $30,35. The current price is 0,20% above the day's low and 1,68% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 5,96M. Over the past 52 weeks, BEN has traded between $22,62 to $30,35, and the current price is -1,68% away from the 52-week high.
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UK Reform Leader Farage Faces Conflict-of-Interest Probe After Receiving 5M Pounds, Party Proposed 24% to 10% Crypto Tax Cut
According to ChainCatcher, UK Reform Party leader Nigel Farage is facing conflict-of-interest allegations after receiving a 5 million pound personal donation from crypto investor Christopher Harborne in 2024. Following the donation, the party proposed regulatory changes in 2025 that would reduce crypto trading stamp duty from 24% to 10%, establish a national Bitcoin reserve, and lower capital gains tax on crypto assets. Farage has acknowledged accepting the donation, while the Reform Party stated that policy decisions are independent of donors. Harborne also donated 12 million pounds to the party last year, and crypto entrepreneur Ben Delo contributed 4 million pounds this year. Farage currently faces potential violations of House of Commons rules, which could result in suspension of his parliamentary seat and trigger a by-election.
2026-05-01 10:02Dmitry Rogozin Identifies 23 UK Towns as Potential Russian Targets on May 1
According to Daily Star, on May 1, former Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin identified 23 UK towns and cities as potential Russian targets should full-scale war erupt. The Kremlin commentator showcased a map pinpointing these locations, the majority of which house major defense contractors involved in supporting Britain's armed forces and NATO allies, including BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, Airbus, Leonardo, and MBDA. Rogozin made the statement while responding to remarks by ex-Defense Secretary Ben Wallace regarding Ukraine's capabilities against Crimea.
2026-04-29 04:29Altman: Token-Based Pricing Becoming Obsolete as GPT-5.5 Shifts Focus to Task Completion Over Token Count
Gate News message, April 29 — OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in an interview with Ben Thompson on Stratechery that token-based pricing is not a long-term viable model for AI services. Using GPT-5.5 as an example, Altman noted that while the per-token price is significantly higher than GPT-5.4, the model uses far fewer tokens to complete the same task, meaning customers do not care about token count—they only care about whether the task is completed and the total cost. "We are not a token factory; we are more like an intelligence factory," Altman said. "Customers want to buy the most intelligence for the least money. Whether the underlying work is done by a large model running few tokens or a small model running many tokens does not matter to them." He added that OpenAI's current customer base is increasingly demanding more capacity rather than negotiating prices, with far more customers saying "give us more capacity, no matter the cost" than those asking for discounts. Drawing a parallel to utilities, Altman explained that unlike water or electricity—where lower prices do not significantly increase consumption—AI demand scales differently. "As long as the price is low enough, I will keep using more. No other public utility works this way," he said. AWS CEO Matt Garman added that computing power prices have dropped by multiple orders of magnitude over the past 30 years, yet more compute is being sold today than ever before. Altman also characterized ChatGPT as "the first truly large-scale consumer product since Facebook," acknowledging that while AI was expected to disrupt search, the real wins came from ChatGPT itself and the Codex API. He noted that "Google is still underestimated in many ways."
2026-04-29 02:19Believe Founder Ben Pasternak Accused of Extracting $54M in Fees Through Launchcoin Migration
Gate News message, April 29 — A class-action lawsuit alleges that Believe founder Ben Pasternak extracted $54 million in fees through a Launchcoin migration process, according to ChainCatcher. The suit claims the migration included a two-week window period that resulted in token holder dilution, while tokens missing the deadline were permanently destroyed. The allegations further state that the operations involved wallets associated with insiders, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest in the token migration process.
2026-04-25 11:31Ben Pasternak Arrested for Assault at NYC Hotel Amid $54M Crypto Fraud Lawsuit Over Believe Token
Gate News message, April 25 — Ben Pasternak, the 26-year-old Australian entrepreneur behind the Solana-based SocialFi platform Believe, was arrested on April 22 and charged with second-degree strangulation and two counts of third-degree assault following an alleged physical altercation with his ex-girlfriend, YouTube personality Evelyn Ha, at the Baccarat Hotel in Manhattan on March 31. According to court documents filed by the Manhattan district attorney's office, Pasternak grabbed Ha by the neck with both hands, causing marks, redness, and difficulty breathing. He also allegedly slammed a door on her multiple times, resulting in bruises on her arms and hips. Ha, who has over 530,000 YouTube subscribers, responded on April 24, stating: "There were serious boundaries that were crossed, and I decided to move away from that relationship for the sake of my safety and my wellbeing." Pasternak pleaded not guilty and was released on personal recognizance bail; his lawyer claimed he was acting in self-defense. Prosecutors allege Pasternak was hiding at the hotel to avoid being served in a class action lawsuit filed on March 23. The underlying crypto fraud case involves Believe, which Pasternak founded after stepping down as CEO of his previous company, Simulate (valued at $250 million in 2020). Investors Joshua Lee and Pierre Montmeas sued Pasternak, B24 Inc., and Believe Foundation in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on March 23, alleging he failed to disclose personal stakes in $BELIEVE tokens, missed at least 12 publicly pledged buybacks, and executed a token swap that diluted holdings by 33%. The platform traded over $6 billion in tokens before the $BELIEVE token crashed 99% to below $0.00075, leaving it with a market cap under $900,000. The lawsuit demands $54 million in compensation for unlawfully obtained revenues.
