The Internet of Value (IoV) vision has driven Ripple to establishing initiatives like Xpring, designed to become a global network for developers. Now the company announced the opening of the platform.
Microsoft announced a new Android-based foldable smartphone, a foldable laptop running Windows 10X, earbuds and other offerings – all within its Surface line of devices.
Samsung has ended mobile telephone production in China hurt by competition from domestic rivals in the world’s biggest smartphone market.The shutdown of last China phone factory comes after it cut production in the last two factories.
Bakkt platform was finally launched in September 2019 only to be greeted by a very lukewarm response from investors but analysts from Oppenheimer & Co think that it is too early to write it off.
Facebook’s Libra is facing many regulatory challenges that have made institutional backers like MasterCard, Stripe, PayPal, and Visa lead several other potential partners in casting their doubts about the project.
The bankers have explicitly stated that Facebook’s Libra will pose huge threat to the consumer demand for deposit accounts, payment volumes, and business models built on privacy.
One of Germany’s biggest banks has joined the already bullish Bitcoin community, with a forecast which puts BTC price at a record high by next year. Bayern LB believes the upcoming halving will be the catalyst.
Mark Zuckerberg said that if the Democratic Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren was to come to power, and pursue her agenda of breaking the Big Tech companies, Facebook won’t step back from fighting the U.S. government in the court.
Revolut, a UK-based financial technology company that offers banking services, has signed a new deal with Visa. Through it, Revolut will expand its services to 24 new markets and hire 3500 employees.
Block.one settles with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over its ICO which raised about $4.1 Billion. The fine, however, is less than expected.
Analysts from JPMorgan have suggested that Bakkt is largely the reason why Bitcoin price fell below $8,000 last week. Even though activity has picked up a bit, the market is still a little discouraged.
Because the Nasdaq is more concerned with U.S. investors, the index has commenced efforts to reduce the number of IPOs it hosts from small Chinese companies. Nasdaq is now very reluctant with approvals and support for these firms.
Bitcoin price fails to hold the $8000 level support and slips below as the mounting selling pressure hint towards further downside ahead in the short term.
Despite sales falling for the ninth consecutive quarter in Q2 2019, Huawei still managed to take a record 38.2 percent of the market. So, despite the gathering storm clouds on the international horizon, it’s still fair skies in China.
Trump is considering delisting Chinese companies from US stock exchanges. The move would come as part of a broader effort to limit US investment in Chinese companies and partly motivated by security concerns.