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The broader markets continue to remain volatile with more COVID-19 cases reported in the U.S. Though the Dow Jones started the week in the red, tech companies, like Tesla, Amazon, Netflix, continue to surge further.
PayPal, Intuit and Square got approved to take part in the coronavirus relief program and offer loans to small businesses. Meanwhile, PayPal, and Square stocks closed in the green on April 13, 0.13% and 0.35% up correspondingly. Intuit shares slightly tanked.
According to the description on Apple iTunes, the movie from Litecoin sets three friends off on a road trip to a heavy metal gig that ultimately sees them involved in scary shenanigans involving satanic killers.
ShareRing states that their delivery network can deliver a customer’s order from the chosen shop within a 2-hour timeframe. This could be a game-changer for local communities and businesses.
Apple’s new iPhone 12 will have features similar to the latest iPad, although the launch may be delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus. Apple has designed a smaller HomePod, and also is going to launch location tags to help real-world objects tracking.
Three of the COVID-19 vaccine developers have already entered the stage of human trials. These are CanSino, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, and Moderna. Other 67 potential COVID-19 vaccines are still in preclinical evaluation.
Cartesi (CTSI) is set to have its token sale vie a lottery system between. The entire procedure will take place between April 14th and 22nd on the Binance Launchpad platform.
While EOS, TRON, and Ethereum remained at the top of the latest crypto rankings revealed by China’s Center for Information and Industry Development (CCID), Bitcoin lost 3 positions.
After the Twitter user revealed that someone had moved 146,500 BTC ($1B) in one transaction, Bitfinex CTO Paolo Ardoino confirmed that they had refilled a hot wallet with 15K Bitcoins.
Fintech companies, among others, have seen some effect of the current coronavirus pandemic. Let’s take a look at the ongoing changes.
Tesla Model 3 cabin camera use has finally been confirmed by Elon Musk. It brings further functionality to Model 3 which is one of the most successful electric vehicle models ever. Meanwhile, TSLA stock is up in the pre-market.
With the coronavirus pandemic in full swing, gauging its impact on the economy is pointless at the moment. However, Apple will sail through the ongoing crisis, an analyst says, predicting a “bright future” for the tech giant. Year-to-date, AAPL stock lost 8%.
Ripple’s XRP Ledger is all set to get new improvements and features in the upcoming updates scheduled ahead this week on Wednesday. These features will add additional support to the XRP protocol.
Apple shares started this year at a $300 mark and went up. In February, Apple (AAPL) stock saw an all-time high closing price of $327.20. But in March, sales of iPhones dropped as much as 56%, reaching the lowest mark of $224.37 on March 23.
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