Bank of America Filed 10 Cryptocurrency Patent Applications |
- Bank of America Filed 10 Cryptocurrency Patent Applications
- Regulators Worldwide Change How Forex Brokers Do Business
- US Department of Commerce Taps Funding Circle to Educate Businesses
- Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Jumps the Most in 16 Months, 100B Next
- Chinese P2P Lender Yirendai Goes Public, Sees Shares Fall
- Why Low Oil Prices are Damaging for the USD and the Financial Markets
Bank of America Filed 10 Cryptocurrency Patent Applications Posted: 20 Dec 2015 05:29 PM PST Most of the cryptocurrency-related patents filed in recent years have dealt mainly with the handling of cryptocurrencies as assets Keep on reading: Bank of America Filed 10 Cryptocurrency Patent Applications |
Regulators Worldwide Change How Forex Brokers Do Business Posted: 20 Dec 2015 08:55 AM PST IronFX, FXTM, the Bank of Russia and the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission all appear in the passing week's top articles. Keep on reading: Regulators Worldwide Change How Forex Brokers Do Business |
US Department of Commerce Taps Funding Circle to Educate Businesses Posted: 20 Dec 2015 08:05 AM PST Through a new program with the US Department of Commerce, Funding Circle will be providing education on alternative funding to minority owned businesses. Keep on reading: US Department of Commerce Taps Funding Circle to Educate Businesses |
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Jumps the Most in 16 Months, 100B Next Posted: 20 Dec 2015 04:46 AM PST This weekend, the Bitcoin mining difficulty increased by 18.14% to 93,448,670,796, its biggest jump since August 2014. Keep on reading: Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Jumps the Most in 16 Months, 100B Next |
Chinese P2P Lender Yirendai Goes Public, Sees Shares Fall Posted: 20 Dec 2015 02:59 AM PST Shares of the first Chinese P2P lender to go public in the US fail to affect the generally weak climate for technology and fintech IPOs during 2015. Keep on reading: Chinese P2P Lender Yirendai Goes Public, Sees Shares Fall |
Why Low Oil Prices are Damaging for the USD and the Financial Markets Posted: 17 Dec 2015 05:10 AM PST Average oil prices are down 25% since the summer, making it all the more challenging for the Fed to reach their inflation objectives. Keep on reading: Why Low Oil Prices are Damaging for the USD and the Financial Markets |
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