It’s good to have a look at the past and see if the previous successes can help to manage the difficulties of the legal and regulatory situation of bitcoin.
Plural aims to be a more effective partner for European startups than traditional venture capital funds.
Jaan Tallinn noted that the reason for donating in Bitcoin and Ethereum is the fact that it is much easier to send digital assets.
Popular video calling software Zoom appears to have been suffering connectivity issues today across the U.S. and Europe. The company confirmed that meetings and video webinars are facing partial outages.
Zoom (ZM) stock is in the red. It happened after Google’s recent announcement that it is making its Meet free for everyone.
Zoom Video Communications (ZM) stock jumped over 11% today. This comes as the company recorded 300 million daily users, up 50% from the beginning of April even as the company battles a privacy backlash and faces competition from Google Meet.
Microsoft (MSFT) shares added about 0.22% on Monday to trade above $165 and another 1.50 % today in the pre-market. Amid the ongoing coronavirus panic in the stock market, Microsoft shares remain a safe place to put your money into.
Microsoft sees Zoom as a massive threat. Zoom is functional. But its security and privacy remain rather questionable. Microsoft can use such a situation in its own interests. Meanwhile, yesterday MSFT stock gained 1%.
Silver Lake is buying a $500 million stake in the owner of Manchester City, at a valuation of $4.8 billion, which makes the English team one of the world’s most valuable clubs.
Ripple’s xRapid, cross-border payment solution powered by XRP, forays into the new markets: Brazil and Argentina are now in its list.
XRP supporters want Skype to integrate XRP as an option for micropayments and there are real chances that it may happen.