PayPal's subsidiary platform Venmo announced Friday that it will soon allow its users to execute cryptocurrency transfers. According to the Hispanospost media outlet, starting this May, Venmo users will have the opportunity to "transfer funds to Venmo and PayPal accounts, as well as to third-party…
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JPMorgan buys First Republic bank assets

The regulatory services of the United States have announced this Monday that JPMorgan has bought the assets of the First Republic bank after its intervention and closure "to protect depositors", after becoming the third entity to fail in…

WhatsApp Business can also be linked on 4 devices

WhatsApp replicated the improved multi-device mode in its version for companies, WhatsApp Business, in such a way that firms can enable up to four employees to connect to the same account in the messaging application. Meta announced last…

Morgan Stanley plans to cut 3,000 jobs

The US investment bank Morgan Stanley plans to eliminate approximately 3,000 jobs by the end of June, according to the US network CNBC, citing a source with knowledge of the entity's plans. The adjustment would equate to about 5 % of the…

Revolut officially arrives in Brazil

The British neobank and financial technology company, Revolut, announced its entry into the Latin American market with the launch of its services in Brazil. The firm already offers services to clients in Europe and the United States and…

Venezuela remains without salary increase

This May 1, when International Worker's Day is celebrated, there was no increase in the minimum wage in Venezuela, which remains at 130 bolivars; little more than $ 5 per month at the current rate of the Central Bank. Instead of a salary…

Twitter will allow the media to charge per article

Twitter will introduce payment for individual articles in the social network, with which it seeks that the media that want to take advantage of this novelty obtain income from their publications. Media publishers will have one more option…

Santiago Peña is elected president of Paraguay

Santiago Peña, candidate of the Colorado Party, was elected this Sunday as the new president of Paraguay, by achieving 43 % of the ballots, according to the Transmission of Preliminary Electoral Results (TREP) system. "They placed their…