Google’s online game streaming platform Stadia is set to launch in November as the tech behemoth plans a major disruption in the gaming industry ahead.
Noah Kerner, the CEO of Acorns, anticipates converting niche savings app into bank option utilized by about 100 million users, while celebrities are opting for Acorns to invest in.
Apple now plans to dive into the showbiz world by launching its Apple TV+ movie and TV subscription service by November to compete with Amazon, Netflix, Disney, and AT&T-owned HBO.
Blockchain technology behaves like an online ledger with the ability to collect data, build upon that data in real-time, and then independently and securely report information to any number of parties based on permission. IBM and ET Travelport entered in a partnership.
INX Limited, a crypto exchange startup is in plans to raise $129,5 million through an IPO. And it has already reportedly filed a draft F-1 with the SEC.
Elon Musk relaunched Tesla’s residential solar-power service: for $50 monthly, you get all the necessary panels and other hardware, plus installation, support, and ongoing maintenance.
Beating the street estimates, Nvidia has posted 16% rise in its earning for Q2 fiscal 2020 in comparison to the previous quarter.
Internet services company Cloudflare is going public joining the growing group of tech firms that have taken a decision to sell shares to the public this year.
Malaysia’s power utility company is now targeting Bitcoin miners who have been stealing electricity to power their mining activity.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 800 points on Wednesday. Investors sound their deep concerns about an upcoming recession.
Overstock.com subsidiary tZERO announced that its preferred equity security tokens are now available to be resold to non-accredited investors.
AMD announced that Twitter and Google will be adopting the use of the Rome processor. This is a complete game-changer for Silicon Valley and speaks to AMD’s desire to take massive market share in the data center sector.
Goldman Sachs Securities Division analysts, in a note to investors, have shared a bullish attitude towards Bitcoin. They even encourage investors to buy Bitcoin on this dip.
Rakuten Inc. reported an unexpected quarterly loss, hit by the depressed value of its investment in ride-hailing firm Lyft Inc. and heavy spending on a new wireless service.
Worldpay’s second-quarter earnings per share were of $1.24 that beat the average analyst estimate of $1.18. Though FIS and Worldpay are looking for diversification, just getting under the one roof won’t automatically maximize their value.