Bezos would still be ranked No. 1 if he and MacKenzie Bezos hadn’t divorced. MacKenzie received a quarter of their Amazon holdings.
There appeared new evidence that Blizzard is to announce its Diablo 4 in the nearest future.
Authorities in Poland have successfully secured the arrest of the president of Crypto Capital.
Bakkt announces the launch of its Bitcoin Options contracts that shall be traded in the open market starting December 9, 2019.
On Thursday, October 24th, the BTC keeps falling, trading around $7394.68.
Binance has announced that Nigerian crypto enthusiasts anywhere in the world will now have access to crypto trading, with support for the Nigerian Naira.
CNN’s NewsCo project seems like a direct competitor to Apple News and Apple News+, offering a mix of free advertising-based content and premium subscription content.
PayPal has released its quarterly report for the third quarter of 2019. The company has exceeded all analysts’ expectations.
On Friday, Facebook is set to launch a news tab on users’ timelines which will provide them with access to news stories from hundreds of news organizations.
Microsoft beat analyst estimates in fiscal Q1 earnings, reporting earnings of $1.38 per share on revenue of $33.1 billion. Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing business reported 59 percent revenue growth.
Revolut, the UK fintech bank, is now available for customers in Singapore. It has 30,000 customers in the country already.
Boeing announced its Q3 2019 earnings showing dismal performance, and consequently, fell short of the Wall Street expectations. Surprising enough, but Boeing (BA) stock is up 3.5% closing at $340.50 per share.
Health Navigator will join the membership of the Amazon Care group, a pilot healthcare service program for Amazon employees launched in September.
Tesla (TSLA) reported Q3 revenue of $6.3b and earnings per share, adjusted, of $1.86 on Wednesday. TSLA spiked more than 20% after Tesla posted the surprise profit and said it was ahead of schedule with a new factory in Shanghai.
Bitcoin fell by almost 10% on October 23 to reach near a 5-month low after losing $500 in 15 minutes. Is Mark Zuckerberg responsible for this crash?