Besides Musk, Cook has also owned up to not having met with Musk on no occasion when he appeared on the New York Times Sway Podcast.
British oil company BP rakes in profit in recent quarterly earnings as oil market recovers from pressure exerted by the pandemic.
FTX will be partnering with Dolphin Entertainment to offer an NFT-based marketplace for major sports and entertainment brands.
Square reported a net revenue excluding that from Bitcoin of $1.96 billion during the second quarter.
With the latest acquisition, Voyager will be able to expand its international footprint while simultaneously expanding its business-to-business capabilities.
Bill and Melinda Gates agreed to remain co-chairs of the Gates Foundation. However, the pair recently came up with a contingency plan in case they no longer wish to work together.
Marathon is purchasing the miners from Bitmain to boost its total hash rate to 13.3 EH/S. The purchase brings Marathon’s miner total to 133,000.
According to the executive chairman, the recent Snoop funding would be used to expand the company’s global reach with the US already identified as a target.
The Bolt food and grocery delivery service is billed to bring comfort to homes as it promises a swift 15 minutes timeframe between placement for orders and actually door delivery.
In Q2, Cash App made $546 million in Bitcoin services. The company’s gross profit rose to $55 million even with a $45 million impairment loss.
HSBC shares in Hong Kong jumped more than 3% following earnings release. On NYSE, the stock is up 1.56%.
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American communications technology company Zoom Video Communications Inc (NASDAQ: ZM) has agreed to an $85 million settlement to a class-action lawsuit in the United States. The lawsuit was centered on the violation of user’s privacy as the San Jose-based firm reportedly shared users data with Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB), Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL), and LinkedIn. […]
Jack Dorsey’s Square will be acquiring Afterpay, which is a “buy now and pay later” firm in a deal worth $29 billion.
The list of tourism companies accepting crypto payments is constantly growing. You will find the names of tourism players currently transacting in crypto below.