Institutional investors could give bitcoin a last-minute ditch after positive developments in the ongoing U.S.-China trade war. Capital is moving out of haven assets like gold and the Japanese yen to join risk-on markets. The bull run in stocks could continue in 2020. Easing trade tensions between the United States and China is making bitcoin a less-attractive haven asset for investors. The benchmark cryptocurrency has fallen by roughly 20%, or $1,700, since Oct. 11 – the day Donald Trump...
Read More »Billionaire Bill Pulte Announces Purchase of 11 BTC and Will Use Twitter for Mass Adoption
Bitcoin has made many people very rich since it went live and now boasts of more than a few thousand percent in returns on investment (ROI). The crypto’s prospects have attracted some of the world’s richest people, with many of them holding various amounts of BTC. The latest billionaire to join the trend is popular philanthropist Bill Pulte.In a recent tweet posted on Thursday, Pulte announced to his more than one million followers that he bought 11 BTC which cost somewhere around $77,000....
Read More »Disney’s Frozen 2 Is a Big Success with $1B Collected, Analysts Predict Disney Stock Surge
The U.S-based mass media and entertainment conglomerate Walt Disney is now enjoying the success of its latest animation movie Frozen 2. According to media reports, Frozen 2, which started to set records just after the release, has crossed a whopping $1 billion in global box office collection.This is also the third movie from Disney Animation (and sixth from the overall Disney group) this year which has crossed a billion-dollar mark. The other five movies that have achieved this milestone...
Read More »Mercedes Postpones U.S. Sales of Its First All-Electric SUV after Bad Results of Competitors
The German automaker Daimler AG’s brand Mercedes-Benz decided to postpone the presentation of its latest electric vehicle in the United States after the sales for electric SUVs by Audi and Jaguar came to be pretty disappointing.The introduction of the EQC crossover model, the first-ever electric SUV by Mercedes Benz, to the U.S. will probably happen in 2021, a year later than previously expected.As per the company’s official statement, Europe is the ever-growing market for the new model and...
Read More »As China Looks to Become World’s Leader in Blockchain, What’s Next for 2020?
Blockchain technology by most standards is still quite nascent. Regardless, there are already quite a few impressive applications of the technology, with constant efforts at development. The first and probably the most popular use of blockchain is the Bitcoin cryptocurrency, which went live over a decade ago. However, since then, applications have been seen in several different sectors including finance and healthcare. Because it is still somewhat new, there is still a lot of room for...
Read More »PSA: Crypto HEX Founder is Actually Notorious Criminal ‘Spam King’
Founder of recently launched HEX cryptocurrency revealed to be former internet ‘Spam King’. Richard Heart, aka Richard J. Schueler, aka, J. Richard, aka James Hart is linked to a Panama criminal network which included corrupt lawyers and judges. Heart also sold anti-aging cures in between roles as Spam King and Bitcoin thought leader. Richard Heart, founder of controversial cryptocurrency project HEX (HEX), has been outed as a former internet scammer and ‘Spam King’. HEX Founder’s Dark...
Read More »Uber Plans to Increase Its Investments into Bikes and Scooters in 2020
Uber wants to increase its investments in the micro-mobility industry, especially in Europe. Apparently they believe that the demand for this kind of service will only increase. “We want to double down on micro-mobility. We have seen how beautifully it works with our core business and ride-sharing, and want to invest more and deeper, especially in Europe,” commented Christian Freese, the head of EMEA at Jump.In 2018, Uber bought Jump – a bike-sharing service based in the U.S. Ever since then...
Read More »Boeing Could Halt or Cut 737 Max Production Plan
Boeing mulls pausing Boeing 737 max production as the possibilities for regulatory clearance for the grounded plane’s comeback will probably happen after January 2020.A decision is expected soon as Boeing’s directors are already reviewing the manufacturing plans for the 737 program, the company’s biggest source of cash.Usually, the board would set the company’s dividend for the coming year and decide on its share repurchases. However, the latter was suspended while Boeing deals with the...
Read More »‘Phase One’ of U.S.-China Trade Deal Done, Asian Stocks React Differently
United States trade representative Robert Lighthizer said on Sunday that the “phase one” of the U.S.-China trade deal is “totally done”. Among several conditions, one of them is regarding China buying more of U.S. agricultural products. As per Lighthizer’s words, the U.S. exports to China will be doubled from now on. He added that the exact date and location for signing the agreement are to be determined.The thing is, the tensions among the two countries were rapidly growing during the last...
Read More »TikTok Owner Bytedance Launches Blockchain and AI Development Company
In a new twist of a series of events, it has emerged that Bytedance, the owner of TikTok, the popular Chinese video-sharing social video sharing network, has registered a new company.Sources indicate that Bytedance in association with Shanghai Dongfang Newspaper Co. registered a company earlier this month named Pengpai Audiovisual Technology Co. The company is said to offer several blockchain technology development services, AI public services, internet data services, AI application...
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