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New SPAC Goes Big on Bitcoin and Other Digital Assets - Vimarsana News

New SPAC Goes Big on Bitcoin and Other Digital Assets

A company called Bakkt, which was started by Intercontinental Exchange (ticker: ICE), the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, announced on Monday that it planned to go public. Bakkt, founded in 2018, initially made waves by launching a Bitcoin futures product. But the company appears most focused now on a digital app that allows people to trade and spend various kinds of digital assets—from cryptocurrencies to loyalty points from businesses like Starbucks to videogame rewards. Bakkt will go public through a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, which involves a sh...

Parler Goes Dark After Amazon Kicks Site Off Its Servers - Vimarsana News

Parler Goes Dark After Amazon Kicks Site Off Its Servers

The social-media service has sued Amazon.com after the tech giant abruptly ended web-hosting services to the company, effectively halting its operation.

Source: wsj.com
Roblox Plans to Go Public Through Direct Listing - Vimarsana News

Roblox Plans to Go Public Through Direct Listing

A month after shelving its plans to go public, the videogame company said it raised $520 million and that it is planning a direct listing.

Source: wsj.com
Zoom Video Reportedly Developing Email, Calendars - Vimarsana News

Zoom Video Reportedly Developing Email, Calendars

Zoom, the videoconferencing firm, is supposedly working on web-based applications for email and calendars in the latest expansion of its offerings.

Here's Why Zoom Email Makes Sense - Vimarsana News

Here's Why Zoom Email Makes Sense

Zoom’s reported development of an email service would pit it against entrenched players Microsoft and Google. D.A. Davidson analyst Rishi Jaluria is bullish on Zoom’s move.