Since our inaugural roundup of the Blockchain 50, published in 2019, the billion-dollar companies (minimum, by sales or market value) on our annual list have moved beyond test projects and now rely on “distributed ledger” technology to do serious work….
Over the first four years of the Forbes Blockchain 50, the list of billion-dollar companies making meaningful use of the technology popularized by bitcoin, has become a bellwether of institutional adoption.
A great app with great payment options doesn’t get me in to see a movie. Embedded finance is great but in the post-pandemic world, embedded health is essential. There’s a fintech opportunity to bring the two together.
Stay-at-home consumers and stimulus checks have been a boon for online installment financing, digital banks and day trading.
Big tech stocks dragged the market sharply lower.
The strong gains come even as new coronavirus cases surge across the country.
For the sixth year in a row, Forbes, in partnership with TrueBridge Capital Partners, has searched the country for the next unicorns. In a tough year, these 25 fast-growing companies stand out.
“All you did was try to help your friend the president,” Sorkin alleged of Kernen.
The market is still on pace for its best week since early April.
Retailers have seen higher demand, with online sales booming, but also higher costs related to the pandemic.
