Jack Dorsey can fully concentrate on his payments firm Square that has been integrating Bitcoin in its operations for some time now.
Just like the scenario played out when the COVID-19 pandemic became a global concern early last year, all tradable financial products are going to feel the impact, with Bitcoin being one of them.
President Joe Biden said that they won’t impose any lockdowns with the spread of the Omicron Covid variant. Besides, there are no plans for travel restrictions as well.
The Kelly Ethereum Ether Strategy ETF will be an actively managed fund and will invest in cash-settled Ether Futures contracts.
The 4500 million worth of senior notes will be convertible in the form of company equity to further fund business expansion and venture into new growth areas in the crypto space.
Although the reason is unclear, Jack Dorsey is expected to leave his position as CEO of Twitter. Parag Agrawal is expected to replace him.
Thought Machine is on a journey to bring in a new area of modern digital cloud-based banking.
The CMA in the UK believes that Giphy being in sole possession of Meta would not bode well for other media platforms that rely on GIFs.
Nissan has unveiled a comprehensive electrification plan for the first time as it makes $17.5 billion available to be spent in the next five years.
The company is yet to decide on a timeline for their going public.
Reports suggest that the planned Apple glasses will be more powerful than any iPhone ever made and also as powerful as a Mac.
The market has shown a healthy bounceback in the early trading hours on Monday. Apart from COVID variant fears, economists are expecting a healthy bounce back in the economic data.
While the Twitter post remains the only tip around to glean from, the likelihood of Adidas making its foray into the NFT and growing metaverse world is very high.
Moderna said that it had mobilized hundreds of workers last week during the Thanksgiving holiday to start studying the deadly Omicron variant.
The world is heading into the December shopping era as investors look to gauge consumer optimism across the board.