Even though Disney has had a good year in general, August hasn’t been has great for the company’s stock. With the launch of Disney+ and The Mandalorian, are things starting to look up?
Financial experts and analysts are raising alarming concerns on the growing chances of US recession in the next year. Investors looking towards Bitcoin as a potential hedge.
In recent news, Ping Identity, a Colorado-based online ID-management company, has filed for an IPO on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker “PING”.
Just recently, Amazon cloud service AWS experienced an outage which is causing a service disruption on several Asian cryptocurrency exchanges. Binance is one of the exchanges.
The new iPhones, iPads, MacBook Pro, and Apple Watch are all expected by the end of 2019, the report said, whereas the revised AirPods and HomePod could come later.
A recent Twitter spat between ardent Bitcoin proponents and members of the Ethereum community, once again, highlighted the tensions between the two camps on an ideological disagreement over the role ICOs and altcoins have played in the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem.
At the wake of an increased patronage for stablecoins, Tether adds yet another stablecoin to its repository, unveiling that this new ‘CNHT’ stablecoin would be tied to the offshore Chinese Yuan.
Alibaba has delayed plans to list its stock in Hong Kong. The Chinese tech company already trades publicly in New York, but was reported to have been considering a second listing that could raise as much as $15 billion. The plan was to list in August.
As Bitcoin price dropped below $10,600 level failing to climb over heavy resistance, it demonstrated a steep fall to $10,068 within a span of minutes. Analysts claim the drop could signal a short term trend line breakdown if BTC fails to close above $10,200.
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.
The latest tweets by President Trump may set the pace for active support in the stock market this week. S&P 500 openned higher on Sunday.
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.
Alibaba has filed a U.S. application to patent a system that utilizes a so-called “unified blockchain domain name” to work with information.
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.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 800 points on Wednesday. Investors sound their deep concerns about an upcoming recession.