Bitcoin mania is back and with it the return of sky-high predictions from celebrity crypto fund managers to Wall Street stalwarts of where it can go next.
Author: Agency Staff
Chinese technology giant Tencent is a lead investor in a funding round that valued the online education start-up Udemy at more than $3-billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Apple has seemingly made a key concession in the battle over the smartphone giant’s market power and treatment of developers. “Seemingly” is the key word here.
The run-up in bitcoin has revived the jargon used by investors. If you’re not sure what a debate between “hodlers” and “weak hands” means, or have forgotten, here’s a guide or refresher.
Apple on Wednesday said it plans to start a programme to lower its App Store commissions for software developers who make $1-million or less in proceeds each year from the store.
Bitcoin has topped $18 000 for the first time since just after the burst of the cryptocurrency bubble almost three years ago with many market watchers now expecting it to reach a record high soon.
Bitcoin has broken the $17 000 level for the first time since just after the burst of the cryptocurrency bubble almost three years ago.
Samsung Electronics is pouring $116-billion into its next-generation chip business that includes fabricating silicon for external clients, betting it can finally close the gap on industry leader TSMC.
Three years ago, bitcoin’s historic surge dominated dinner conversations. This year, the cryptocurrency is in the midst of another notable rally and yet almost no one’s talking about it.
Twitter is expanding its version of Stories, a product that lets users post photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours, in an effort to encourage more sharing.