Visa and Mastercard are reassessing whether to allow Wirecard to process payments on their networks after its huge accounting scandal, according to a Bloomberg report. Visa and Mastercard have informed several Wirecard clients that the company’s access to their payment networks may be revoked. Neither credit card firm commented directly …
Read More »Wirecard Collapsed While Leaving $4 Billion Debt
On June 25, Wirecard collapsed leaving a debt of $4 billion from creditors after revealing a widening gap in their financial statements which their auditor EY said to be the aftermath of complex global fraud. The payments firm filed for insolvency at the Munich court explaining that their $1.5 billion …
Read More »‘No Signal’ For U.K. Mobile Customers If Huawei 5G Is Prohibited Within Next Three Years
Along with other countries, even the U.K. has joined the trend of imposing a ban on Chinese products. With an expectation to announce new curbs in the upcoming two weeks, it is believed that the decision to ban Huawei products from running on the 5G networks will result in mobile signal blackouts for the customers.
Read More »Female Crypto Influencers Get Banned On Instagram – Why?
Female cryptocurrency experts and influencers speak out regarding gender inequality in the industry, only to end up banned on Instagram. What has actually happened?
Read More »End of June Stock Market: Coronavirus Surge Offset Recovery Hopes; Wall Street Concludes with a Sharp Low
Last week, stocks closed sharply lower, as the weight of the ever-increasing coronavirus cases in half of the United States became too much for the optimistic investors to overlook. Florida and Texas— which had an early lockdown— are now the epicenters of America’s outbreak. Both states took additional measures to …
Read More »Stock Market: Why It has become expensive?
As the market closed last Friday (June 19, 2020), the S&P 500 was going up to 41% from the March 23 lows. According to FactSet, the rally in stock process combined with the reduction in earnings forecasts have pushed the S&P’s forward 12 months P/E ratio to 21.9. The widely …
Read More »1-in-3 Odds of “Massive Disaster” Worse Than The Current COVID-19 Crisis
After June 16’s rally on the better-than-expected figures of retail sales as well as the encouraging study of a certain drug to treat COVID-19 patients, the S&P 500 has rallied 40 percent from its closing low and has dropped just 8 percent from the February peak. Obviously, disasters are not …
Read More »Global Dollar Crisis No More With Central Banks Relying Less On Fed Backstop
The global US dollar crisis, a hallmark of the early events of the coronavirus pandemic, seems to have passed, with the latest milestone of a remarkable turnaround in financial situations engineered by the Fed Reserve and other major central banks. Fed data last week showed that its peer banks from …
Read More »Ukraine Is Considering to Use Nuclear Power Plants for Mining Cryptocurrency
Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy is currently dealing with a surplus in energy produced by nuclear power plants of the nation as a result of the lockdown in the country. With that in mind, they believed that utilizing nuclear power plants for mining cryptocurrency can be one of the best ways …
Read More »A COVID-19 Antibody Test That Has 99.8% Accuracy and Results in 35 Minutes Was Made By UK Scientists
Good news, an antibody test for coronavirus or COVID-19 has been developed by UK scientists. According to the scientists, with this test, results will be released with an accuracy of 99.8 percentage. Edinburgh researchers at blood-screening company Quotients have created a kit to find out if persons are invulnerable to …
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