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Mark Zuckerberg is to address the House Financial Services Committee today on the issue of its Libra concerns.
David Marcus hinted that the U.S. will lose its leverage in controlling the global money supply to China if Facebook’s Libra is derailed.
According to Goldman Sachs, the forecasted increase in 2020 stands in contrast to the expected 6% decline in spending by S&P 500 companies in 2019.
Many of the millionaires “started with very minimal paying jobs” and worked hard to develop the skills needed to increase their salary.
Ripple has opened a new office in Washington, D.C. to educate policymakers for cryptocurrency and blockchain in general.
The first blockchain-based sports entertainment platform Fight To Fame is launching a new competition for movie actors.
Visa, Discover, Mastercard, and American Express have introduced a single payment button for checkout.
The Gulfstream G700 aircraft was unveiled at the National Business Aviation Association’s (NBAA) annual corporate aircraft show in Las Vegas as a direct competitor to Bombardier’s Global 7500.
Luge Capital says that big organizations are pouring massive investments as Canada’s FinTech space is showing considerable growth.
Veteran investor Rob Arnott indicates that America’s biggest tech stocks FANMAG are in a bubble and Bitcoin as well.
Elon Musk has taken advantage of the problem with an aging U.S. power grid and used it in advertising Tesla’s Powerwall product.
Mastercard and Revolut have formed a new agreement that will saddle Mastercard with the responsibility of operating all of Revolut’s U.S. debit cards as it prepares to launch in the US.
Blizzard’s new Diablo 4 game was expected to be announced at November’s BlizzCon 2019 but an ad for a related artbook seems to announce it earlier.
One analyst, PlanB, is convinced that the Bitcoin price will surge by seven-fold in the next seven months to hit a market capitalization of $1 trillion.
Money transfer fintech startup TransferWise has obtained an operating license in the United Arab Emirates and is set to begin operations next year.