Walmart’s Canadian arm has announced a new blockchain initiative. The network manages and synchronizes all the data related to the supply chain and logistics in real time.
Compound Finance said that it will be using the new funds to further “decentralize” its automated protocol while expanding its services and making them accessible to ordinary people.
Popular for its digital banking services, Revolut is looking to expand its global footprint across the U.S., Japan and Singapore.
Hybrix is an open-source, idealistic, interoperable and lightweight platform for users around the world.
With the latest 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple gets rid of the controversial butterfly mechanism keyboard and replace it with reliable scissor switches.
Nike explained its decision to terminate relations with Amazon by its desire to build more direct, personal relationships with customers.
The ETH token from the Ethereum project is not immune to the general trend of the cryptocurrencies over the last few days, while the increase to $189 added 2.4% to its value.
Pornhub has announced PayPal’s decision to stop payouts to a great number of the site’s performers. It has been indicated in the company’s blog post.
A recently launched browser called Brave 1.0 allows users to stay fully anonymous on the web using a special private browsing mode.
By early 2020, Motorola will launch its own foldable phone, which is a remake of the old Razr, following in the footsteps of Samsung.
OneConnect, the fintech arm of China’s largest insurance company Ping An Insurance, has filed for an IPO with the SEC.
Google to enhance Google Pay by offering checking accounts through a partnership with Citigroup banking giant and Stanford Federal Credit Union in a project dubbed Cache.
On Thursday, November 14th, the ETH remains in a flat, trading at $185.00. There is not much news about the cryptocurrency, so it is obviously not enough for a strong catalyst to emerge.
Heath Tarbert, chairman of the U.S. CTRC, voiced a warning that the coins that support proof-of-stake blockchain networks may ve be classified as securities.
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has denied all the rumors about the fact that it already launched its digital yuan.