The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday opened insider trading charges against a former senior Apple Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL) attorney named…
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UFX.com Weekly Trading Review – Gold down, Oil up, Apple buys Shazam, Bitcoin rise and dive
Your Weekly Trading Review by UFX.com – Sunday, December 10th, 2017 These assets kept the market guessing last week. Gold decreased by…
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Saxo Bank’s 2018 ‘Outrageous Predictions’: $60,000 Bitcoin, Tencent topples Apple, Fed loses independence
One of the more interesting traditions in the forex world as we head toward the holiday season and year-end is…
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FX Industry Week Review: Israel law changed, Apple and Google yank Binary Options apps, and lots more…
This week Forex Industry News at LeapRate had it all. Regulatory back-and-forth including a change and delay in Israel’s long-awaited Binary…
Read MoreForex Industry Week Review: changes at FxPro, Capital.com launch, Apple binary options ban, and lots more…
Before we get to our review of this past week’s top Forex Industry News stories, we’d once again like to…
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Why did Apple ban Binary Options from its App Store?
In an update of its App Store Review Guidelines, mobile giant Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) added in one line indicating: Apps that facilitate…
Read MoreBarclays and Barclaycard introduce Apple Pay to their UK customers
Less than a year after LeapRate reported about Apple Pay entering the UK market, Barclays PLC (LON:BARC) and Barclaycard announced the…
Read MoreIs Apple Inc. getting into the Retail Forex business?
Apple Inc. registers apple.forex domain. Is something big being planned?
Read MoreApple Pay to enter China via partnership between Apple, China UnionPay
Apple Pay is about to enter the booming Chinese market thanks to a partnership between Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and China…
Read MoreUK becomes first country outside US to go live with Apple Pay
Following its inaugural launch in the US, British customers now can use Apple Pay to conduct contactless payments with a limit of £20. Visa, Mastercard and American Express, along with certain large banks have signed up to support the service, with HSBC and Barclays relying on their proprietary systems for the meantime
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