Bitcoin Doesn't Make a Great Deal of Sense: Billionaire Investor Lee Cooperman

Cryptocurrency has been growing rapidly over the past year, but many investors are yet not sure about it. One of them is Lee Cooperman. The US billionaire investor and hedge fund manager says he still does not understand Bitcoin.

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Stablecoin cryptocurrency said to be discussed within US treasury, financial industry

The US Treasury Department met with a number of industry participants this week to quiz them about the risks and benefits posed by stablecoins — a rapidly growing type of cryptocurrencies, the value of which is pegged to traditional currencies, according to three people with direct knowledge of the meetings.

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Apple Music, Shazam Team up to Identify, Compensate Artists in DJ Mixes: Report

Apple Music reportedly started using Shazam audio recognition technology to identify and compensate artists in DJ mixes. With this feature, Apple Music‌ subscribers can also see the names of individual tracks within a streamed mix on the platform.

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Twitch Sues Unnamed Pair for Abusing Streamers Who Aren’t White or Straight

Twitch is suing two users in US federal court, accusing them of orchestrating 'hate raids' spewing abuse at video game play streamers who are not white or straight.

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Apple vs Epic: What's the Impact of the Court Ruling on In-App Payment System?

Apple was forced to loosen the grip it holds on its App Store payment system, after US judge ruled Friday in a closely watched battle with Fortnite maker Epic Games.

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Yahoo Names Tinder Top Boss Jim Lanzone as CEO

Yahoo named Tinder's boss Jim Lanzone as its CEO, just days after Apollo Global Management completed its purchase of the online media company from Verizon.

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Uber Eats, DoorDash, Grubhub Sue New York City Over Legislation on Commission Caps

DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber Eats, have sued New York City over a legislation to licence food-delivery apps and to permanently cap commissions they can charge restaurants.

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