In a first for the financial world, Morgan Stanley will be offering Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) consisting of cryptocurrency. This will ETFs are similar to Mutual Funds, offering a basket of securities to mitigate risk. Rather than directly owning stocks, commodities, and now cryptocurrency,
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Tesla shares dropped following entrances in the market by competitors. Tesla remains the top electric vehicle producer, but lags behind others in overall production. Shares had previously dropped dramatically, but had since recovered when Tesla managed to deliver vehicles ahead of schedule. ABC News says: “There have been quite a few competing electric vehicles that
AT&T revealed that it suffered a major hack of its databases. Phone
Apple has revealed its September update to its operating systems. Core to
Google is releasing a new beta version of Google Drive which enables digital signatures. Digital signatures dramatically shorten the work process for
Elon Musk is rolling out a new plan for X/Twitter to bring back up its advertising revenue. According to CNBC, Musk struck
The details for Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg’s fight are taking shape, Reuters reports. Musk, who initiated the challenge, offered for the
Tesla is being sued by owners who claim that it misrepresented the range of the vehicle, Ars Technica says. The complaint says
Amazon’s virtual doctor service, Amazon Clinic, is now available in all 50 states the Verge reports. This is a huge win for
The Twitter competitor Mastodon has been adopted on an experimental basis by the BBC, the Verge reports. The BBC has decided to
Tik Tok, a top social media app in the United States, is venturing into the e-commerce world to compete with other Chinese
Ford Motor Company, the second largest American car manufacturer, is pivoting away from plug-in electric vehicles to hybrid ones, CNBC reports. Following
The Federal Trade Commission is finalizing its lawsuits against Amazon, Politico reports. The FTC is taking a multi pronged approach tin its
The company formerly known as Twitter, now called “X”, is aggressively attempting to regain advertising revenue, the Wall Street Journal reports. After