Elon Musk has subpoenaed Jack Dorsey,co-founder of Twitter and his longtime friend,in his defence against Twitter’s lawsuit.
The billionaire co-founder of Twitter and fintech Block says Afterpay will form a central part of a financial “super app” he is developing.
Cryptocurrencies have mainly taken off as speculative assets,but the US fintech giant thinks more Australians will use them for payments.
It has been a wild and messy ride for recent investors and a hugely profitable one for those that got in early and out in time.
Twitter has long struggled to turn its outsized media influence into revenue. As owner,can billionaire Elon Musk turn things around?
Musk’s acquisition has unleashed a flood of theories about the agenda-heavy reasons for his decision but none of them appear to say much about the investment fundamentals of his move.
Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar has signalled the top priority for the company under its new owner Block will be to accelerate its growth.
The founder of Twitter quit to push further into his love of cryptocurrency - but has he backed the wrong horse?
While venture capital cash comes easy to some startups,other founders are still grinding out hundreds of emails,calls and meetings as they seek the cash to get their dream businesses started.
The upcoming dual-listing of Block will give investors the chance to bet on some of the most hyped - and higher-risk - themes on global markets.
Jack Dorsey’s stepping aside creates an opportunity for the social media platform to regain its footing,but there is much to be done.