Barclays announced yesterday that it was suspending debit and credit card payments from customers in the UK to Binance, citing the FCA’s recent action against the crypto exchange.
The OPEC+ group of oil producers have failed to reach a common consensus concerning the oil production increase for the August-December quarter as well as the extension of productions cuts to the end of 2022. Analysts predict that no conclusion will lead to a major surge in global oil price as demand surges post-pandemic.
Chinese officials reached out to the company to disclose their concerns “about Didi’s data potentially falling into foreign hands”.
CoinShares has been quite active in scaling their operations and has reported having raised £17.5 M in Q1 asset management.
It has been revealed that “The Bitcoin King” has been under investigation in the past for related crimes in Europe and the US.
Pleo generates 70% of its income from the exchange fees extracted from a merchant’s bank account once a customer uses their card.
Pine Labs offers services to banks and merchants via a monthly fee and gets a micro fee on every transaction.
The company had been owned by STMicroelectronics, International Rectifier, and Infineon before becoming NWF in 2017.
In the current agreement, Yahoo! Japan receives royalties to compensate for the use of its trademark and technology.
While executive changes and succession have a mixed impact on tech firms based on history, the new CEO will be particularly tasked with redirecting the growth path of Amazon stock.
The Wall Street Banks that were the beneficiaries in the busiest IPO week since 2004 are, for example, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
The standoff between UAE and Saudi Arabi has kept the oil price floating around $75. Any failure to reach a deal could potentially shoot the oil price resulting in major inflation and derailing the efforts of economic recovery.
The UK-based bank is involved in a mutual conversation with SoftBank over an investment that has been valued at US$ 30 billion.
In its IPO prospectus, Didi revealed that it had met with regulators and could be subject to penalties should regulators not be impressed by the inspection.
The announcement by CIMA came barely a week after Singapore’s oversight authority revealed that it would review a license application made by a Binance affiliate Pte.