Crypto price crash: fear sends Bitcoin under $40,000
The bitcoin price, which started May at almost $60,000, has dropped under the closely-watched $40,000 level after it emerged China was redoubling its crackdown on bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
The bitcoin price, which started May at almost $60,000, has dropped under the closely-watched $40,000 level after it emerged China was redoubling its crackdown on bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Stripe makes a big acquisition, Google rolls out search improvements and Snapchat adds a TikTok-y feature. This is your Daily Crunch for October 15, 2020.
There is no shortage of speculation and reports around TikTok’s future in the U.S. Amid a swirl of rumors, TikTok’s Chinese parent ByteDance issued a statement (in Chinese) on Monday morning, bringing clarity to its ongoing deal that has captured global attention over the past few weeks.
Despite announcing ban on maize importation, the Nigerian Government has given approval to four companies to secretly import 262,000 tons of maize.