Workday to Acquire AI Identity Management Platform C1.ai

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Enterprise software company Workday announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement.

CoinDesk reports that enterprise software company Workday announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement to acquire C1.ai, a platform for managing identity and access permissions for employees and AI agents. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. C1.ai automatically grants or revokes access to email, CRM systems, code repositories, financial systems, and cloud infrastructure based on changes in roles and tasks.

Overnight News Summary for October 14

CoinDesk News: Overnight highlights for October 14. 1. U.S. President Trump posted on social media on the 13th, accusing Yemen’s Houthi militants of deliberately driving up oil prices ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. 2. Meta launched an AI tool allowing users to shape their Facebook feed. 3. An administrative office building of Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, eastern Saudi Arabia, was attacked, with no injuries reported. 4. Bank of America was fined $1.2 billion for lapses in its anti-money laundering efforts. 5. OpenAI discovered a sophisticated recording device hidden in one of its offices and has referred the matter to the FBI. 6. Google revamped its in-car app store, adding multiple new entertainment apps. 7. Qualcomm won a jury verdict against Arm, with the jury finding Arm in violation of its architecture licensing agreement. A Delaware jury ordered Arm to pay Qualcomm nominal damages of $2.

OpenAI is negotiating to acquire cybersecurity startup Trail of Bits.

CoinDesk reports, according to The Information, that OpenAI is in preliminary talks to acquire cybersecurity startup Trail of Bits. Founded in 2012, Trail of Bits specializes in cybersecurity research and consulting, with services covering software security audits, cryptography, blockchain, and AI security.

Sources: The lawyer for Federal Reserve Governor Cook condemned President Trump's newly launched investigation.

CoinDesk news: A lawyer for Federal Reserve Governor Cook condemned President Trump's newly launched investigation.

Federal Reserve's Collins: Officials are fully aware that high interest rates pose various challenges.

CoinDesk news: Collins of the Federal Reserve: Officials are fully aware that high interest rates present various challenges.

There is strong demand for tokenized stock trading on BNB Chain, Solana, and Base.

According to Cointelegraph, tokenized stock trading on BNB Chain, Solana, and Base primarily occurs outside regular U.S. market hours, highlighting demand for 24/7 on-chain stock trading.

The Bitcoin bank strategy index rose to 34% in the third quarter of 2026.

CoinDesk data: Bitcoin Magazine reports that the Bitcoin adoption index for strategies increased to 34% in the third quarter of 2026. Global Bitcoin adoption remains strong.

Circle mints 500 million USDC on the Solana network.

CoinGecko data: Circle minted a total of 500 million USDC on the Solana network in two transactions: 250 million USDC at 08:17 (UTC+8) and another 250 million USDC at 00:17 (UTC+8).

The BTC DVOL index is at 38.09 points.

CoinMarketCap data: The latest reading of the BTC DVOL index is 38.09 points.

Lennar Corporation: Files application for a two-part senior note offering of up to $600 million

According to CoinDesk, Lennar Corporation has filed an application for a two-part senior note offering of up to $600 million, with the related documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Guangfa Securities analyst Jeff Pu cited supply chain research stating

According to CoinDesk, citing supply chain research, Guo Fa Securities analyst Jeff Pu reported that due to yield issues with the EMIB advanced packaging substrate and design adjustments, the development timeline for Google’s next-generation TPU v9 Core A has been delayed by approximately three weeks, requiring corresponding modifications to the Core B and I/O components managed by MediaTek. The analyst expects the related chips to complete tape-out in January 2027, with mass production targeted for the second quarter, and initial shipments potentially delayed until the first quarter of 2028. This will create short-term pressure on MediaTek, but Marvell’s medium- to long-term position in Google’s ASIC supply chain remains solid.

Fed's Williams: One more rate hike this year is appropriate; none needed next year.

CoinDesk reports that in Wednesday’s global headlines, Federal Reserve President Williams stated that one more interest rate hike this year would be appropriate, and no further hikes are expected by 2027. Meanwhile, all three major U.S. stock indices closed lower, with semiconductor and memory stocks declining. U.S. Central Command stated that the Strait of Hormuz is under the control of U.S. forces and regional partners, who have assisted in transporting over 19 million barrels of crude oil out of the Gulf region. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussed with U.S. President Trump the possibility of military action against Iran. An administrative building at Saudi Aramco’s facility in Dhahran, eastern Saudi Arabia, was attacked, with no injuries reported.

According to reports from the Houthi armed group in Yemen on the 13th

According to news from CoinWorld, on the 13th, Houthi forces in Yemen reported that fighter jets from the Saudi-led multinational coalition launched airstrikes on multiple fuel facilities in Al Hudaydah Province, western Yemen, resulting in two deaths and two injuries. A Yemeni security official stated that the coalition’s fighter jets conducted multiple airstrikes on several fuel storage facilities in the Al Issa Cape area along the Red Sea coast, which is under Houthi control. The coalition also targeted a fuel supply warehouse in the Bajil area of Al Hudaydah Province. The extent of damage to the targeted facilities remains unclear. Hours before the strikes on Al Hudaydah Province, a facility operated by the Yemeni Oil Company in the Sabah area west of Sanaa—used for fuel storage and distribution—was hit by a Saudi airstrike.

Bloomberg analyst: Government taxation of unrealized stock gains or continued money printing will benefit Bitcoin.

CoinDesk reports that Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas said Bitcoin could benefit if governments tax unrealized stock gains or continue printing money.

Fuel facilities in Hodeidah Province, Yemen, hit by airstrike, resulting in 2 deaths and 2 injuries.

CoinDesk reports that airstrikes on fuel facilities in Hodeidah Province, Yemen, have resulted in two deaths and two injuries. According to a statement from the Houthi armed group on the 13th, fighter jets from the Saudi-led multinational coalition launched airstrikes on multiple fuel facilities in western Hodeidah Province, killing two people and injuring two others. A Yemeni security official stated that Saudi coalition aircraft carried out multiple airstrikes on several fuel storage facilities in the Al Issa Cape area along the Red Sea coast, which is under Houthi control. The coalition jets also targeted a fuel supply warehouse in the Bajil area of Hodeidah Province. The extent of damage to the targeted facilities remains unclear. Hours before the attacks on Hodeidah Province, a facility operated by the Yemeni Oil Company in the Sabah area west of Sanaa—used for fuel storage and distribution—was struck by a Saudi airstrike.