Finance
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A $4 billion dollar cryptocurrency startup gave a hacker $120,000 to fix its ‘buggy, flawed’ technology days after launch
Last week, Guido Vranken made $120,000 from his laptop while sitting in his living room. Vranken has spent the past few days...
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522CRYPTO INSIDER: London’s stock exchange is getting its first mining company
YouTube/Linus Tech Tips Welcome to Crypto Insider, Business Insider’s roundup of all the bitcoin and cryptocurrency news you need to know today....
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Trump’s trip to the G7 summit was a ‘burning tire fire’ that could push the US into a full-on trade war
President Donald Trump’s shortened stint at the G7 summit threw the international trading order into chaos and likely put the US on...
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A crypto mining company is listing on the London stock market
LONDON — A new company that lets people mine cryptocurrencies through a subscription service has announced plans to list on the London...
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554From $950,000 to $220 million: The most valuable player for every team at the 2018 World Cup
At €25 million, attacking midfielder Emil Forsberg is Sweden’s most valuable star. Reuters The World Cup is the ultimate opportunity for soccer...
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CREDIT SUISSE: Here’s the best stock to buy in every sector
Ticker: FBHS Sector: Homebuilding & Building Products Year-to-date performance: -16.15% Credit Suisse’s take: “Fortune Brands is among the best-positioned names within our...
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589The 15 biggest wealth managers in the world
Dan Kitwood/Getty The private wealth management industry had a strong year in 2017 with 25 of the leading global players increasing their...
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The fundamental flaw at the heart of Switzerland’s revolutionary referendum on banking
LONDON — A Swiss referendum to overhaul the country’s financial system misunderstands how banks fail and won’t make them safer, according to...
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593Here’s how fintech is taking over the world — and what’s coming next
BI Intelligence Digital disruption is affecting every aspect of the fintech industry. Over the past five years, fintech has established itself as...
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi insists that leaders say they have ‘the D’ in meetings — and bewildered employees aren’t sure if he gets the other meaning
A new policy at Uber enacted by CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has some employees at the $62 billion ride-hailing startup bewildered by what...