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Ether hits new all-time high above $2,200 hours ahead of Berlin hard fork
Ether (ETH) surged to a new all-time high on Tuesday, with the next major update in its ongoing development — dubbed “Berlin†— scheduled for
Hays plc forecasts better than expected profit in fiscal 2021
Hays plc (LON: HAS) said on Tuesday that hiring activity picked up sharply in Australia, Germany, Asia, and the United Kingdom last month. On the
Plus500 says its revenue tanked 36% in the fiscal first quarter
Plus500 Ltd (LON: PLUS) said on Tuesday its core earnings and revenue saw a decline in the first quarter. The online trading platform had posted
JD Sports’ pre-tax profit slides to £324 million in fiscal 2021
JD Sports Fashion plc (LON: JD) said on Tuesday that its pre-tax profit posted a decline in fiscal 2021 due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis
US firm splashes out on 4,800 Bitcoin miners worth $34M
Pennsylvania software firm Integrated Ventures has announced the purchase of 4,800 Bitcoin (BTC) mining rigs from Chinese manufacturer Bitmain. The deal is worth just over
Enterprise blockchain solutions rally as businesses get hip to crypto
The mainstream adoption of blockchain technology continues to pick up steam as stories like Microstrategy using Bitcoin (BTC) to pay bonuses for its board of
Bitcoin bulls are confident even as a key BTC price metric hits a new low
Newer traders might be unaware of this, but investors can also borrow BTC to margin trade a short position, thus betting on the price downside.
Tata Consultancy Services’ profit jumps 14.9% in the fourth quarter
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (NYE: TCS) said on Monday that its profit in the fiscal fourth quarter of 2021 jumped 14.9% on the back of
Microsoft to acquire Nuance Communications for about £11.64 billion
In an announcement on Monday, Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) said it will acquire Nuance Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) for roughly £11.64 billion. Bringing the artificial
Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are trading modestly lower at the start of a week
Wall Street’s three main indexes are trading modestly lower at the start of a week after the S&P 500 and the Dow had their third