
PayPal Announces Acquisition of Honey Science Corporation
PayPal has announced that they reached an agreement for acquiring Honey, the money-saving browser extension and app.
PayPal has announced that they reached an agreement for acquiring Honey, the money-saving browser extension and app.
Binance is exploring India. It has made its first major acquisition in the country as it has bought WazirX, an Indian crypto exchange.
XRP price loses over 5% despite some positive news: SBI Ripple Asia and SBI Remit collaborate to launch a new remittance service which will operate using RippleNet.
SoftBank and Naver will create a joint business where each will hold 50%. The new company will compete with global companies in Japan and operate both Line and Z Holdings (Yahoo Japan’s operator).
Jeff Clavier backs Messari with $4 million from Uncork Capital, Coinbase’s Balaji Srinivasan and others are pledging too.
The Tata Group has approached both BMW AG and the Geely Group in its hunt for partnerships to share some of its financial burdens.
SBI Holdings and Fukushima Bank formed a partnership that will see the reduction of operational costs and contribution to “regional revitalization.”
With a massive funding commitment from a banking giant, Xerox is planning to take over HP which is three times its size.
Cloud platform and CaaS banking provider Deserve helps corporations to develop customized cards and special loyalty programs.
The first Apple Glasses are supposed to drop at some point next year, and Apple is teaming up with Valve to make them.
Will Google’s backing be enough for Fitbit to significantly overtake Apple in the future?
Banco Santander is to pay £350 million for a 50.1% majority stake in Ebury, a provider of corporate banking services to SMEs that trade internationally.
According to the report published this week by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, they have repurchased its stocks and registered huge quarter profits.
It has now been confirmed that Google’s parent Alphabet and Fitbit would be closing a deal at a valuation of $2.1 billion.
Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler confirmed their intention to merge, in what would be a 50-50 share swap and create the world’s fourth-largest carmaker.