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Bitpapa.com Announces the Launch of Its Digital Assets Trading Platform

Bitpapa.com Made It Easy and Safe For People to Buy and Sell Cryptocurrency with Their Application Facility. Dubai, UAE, July 27, 2022 – (SEAPRWire) – Along with an online website for buying and selling cryptocurrency Bitpapa IC, FZC LLC has also introduced an application. Bitpapa app allows its users to easily make cryptocurrency transactions with just a few clicks. Now it is also available in Nigeria so that the Nigerians can also utilize its benefits. Buying and selling cryptocurrencies or cryptocurrency trading is an important process while dealing with cryptocurrency. Different cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Monero, and many others are the main cryptocurrencies in the crypto market. Trading cryptocurrency is the process of exchanging cryptocurrency for money or altcoins. To do the process of trading people need a trading platform that allows them to create a connection between the buyer and the seller. Even though different types of websites and application offer a trading platform, it is hard to make the right choice. Such, platforms must be good and genuine, or else the registered users can lose their money. Everything including the transaction fee matters ...

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Metalist Lab Is Authorized to Sell the NARAKA Copies through Cryptocurrencies

New York, NY - January 13th, Authorized by well-known game NARAKA: BLADEPOINT, the world-leading blockchain publisher Metalist Lab announces to sell the NARAKA copies through cryptocurrencies such as BitcoinBNB. Metalist Lab has reached a cooperation with Binancepay, to use BinancePay as the main payment tool. Unchained Multiplayer Combat Game on Steam NARAKA: BLADEPOINT NARAKA: BLADEPOINT is an up to 60-player PVP mythical action combat experience with martial arts-inspired melee combat, gravity-defying mobility, vast arsenals of melee & ranged weapons, legendary customizable heroes with epic abilities. It is been sold 6 million+ copies in 4 months, NARAKA: BLADEPOINT is also Steam Weekly Global Top Seller and has a 1.5-million-dollar prize pool for the first NARAKA BLADEPOINT Championship. How to purchase NARAKA: BLADEPOINT with BNB/BTC Metalist Lab is authorized to sell copies and accepts BTCBNBAXS payment. Players can go to the Metalist (https://metalist.io/game-store) to purchase NARAKA: BLADEPOINT through wallet (on-chain or lightning) or Binance App. After successful purchase, players can receive the Steam product code and activate the game on Steam. Besides, don't forge...

China’s indebted Evergrande sells stakes in Internet unit for $566 million

HONG KONG (BLOOMBERG) - China Evergrande Group has agreed to sell stakes in its Internet unit for a total of HK$3.25 billion (S$566 million) to ease funding pressure. The developer will sell 7 per cent of Hong Kong-listed HengTen Networks Group at HK$3.20 apiece to a unit of Tencent Holdings for HK$2.07 billion, according to an exchange filing on Sunday. Evergrande also agreed to sell a 4 per cent stake to an unidentified buyer for HK$1.18 billion. Prior to the transaction, the developer held a 37.55 per cent stake in the company, while Tencent held 16.9 per cent, according to disclosure of interests to the exchange. Evergrande's stake will go down to 26.55 per cent and Tencent's up to 23.9 per cent after the sale, the filing showed. Evergrande has resorted to offloading assets and spin-offs, as it tries to reassure investors about its financial heath and meet China's so-called "three red lines" requirements that curb developer debt ratios. So far it has struggled with its stocks and bonds sinking this month. The world's most indebted developer was downgraded by S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings in recent days due to its weakening access to funds and liquidity position. HengTen ...

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Showa Denko Subsidiary Establishes Branch in Xi’an, China to Distribute High-purity Gases for Electronics

TOKYO, Dec 9, 2020 - (JCN Newswire) - Shanghai Showa Chemicals Co., Ltd. (SSC), a Chinese subsidiary of Showa Denko K.K. (SDK; TSE:4004), established a branch in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, and started operation of the branch in December 2020, aiming to strengthen its business to sell and distribute high-purity gases for electronics in China. The new branch is SSC's third business base in China to sell and distribute high-purity gases for electronics, following those in Shanghai and Wuhan.The demand for semiconductors has been increasing due to the spread of the 5th generation mobile communication systems (5G) and cloud computing services, and increase in the amount of communicated data resulting from the rise in distribution of movie contents. The Chinese market for semiconductors has been expanding very rapidly due to the Chinese government's policy to nurture the electronics industry. Also SDK's high-purity gas business in China has been growing very rapidly because of the rapid expansion of the Chinese market.SDK has been taking positive measures to expand its high-purity gas business in China, including establishment of Wuhan Branch (a base to sell and distribute high-puri...

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Bringing buyers and sellers of surplus food together

Mr Preston Wong, 31, is chief executive and lead innovator at Treatsure, an app that serves as a mobile market place for businesses and consumers to sell and buy surplus food that would otherwise go to waste. A: I saw my family throwing out consumables and expiring surplus food from our refrigerator and realised others are probably doing the same, perpetuating the problem of food wastage. An idea then sprang to mind. What if I were to build a platform to sell or share surplus food items? Please subscribe or log in to continue reading the full article. Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month Latest headlines and exclusive stories In-depth analyses and award-winning multimedia content Get access to all with our no-contract promotional package at only $0.99/month for the first 3 months* Subscribe now *Terms and conditions apply.

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Indian units of Sembcorp, Saudi firm win govt auctions to sell solar power

CHENNAI (REUTERS) - The Indian units of Sembcorp Industries and Saudi Arabia's Aljomaih Holding won government auctions to sell solar power for a record low of 2 rupees (S$0.036) per kilo watt hour (kWh), sources said. The tariff represented a discount of nearly a sixth from the lowest bid for solar power of 2.36 rupees in the auctions conducted by state-run Solar Energy Corp of India (SECI) in June. India, the world's third-biggest greenhouse gas emitter, has set a target of raising its renewable energy to 175 gigawatts (GW) by 2022 and 450 GW, from about 90 GW now. Sembcorp's Indian unit Green Infra Wind Energy will operate a solar plant with a capacity of 400 megawatts (MW), while Aljomaih Energy and Water will construct a 200 MW plant, a screengrab of the results of the auctions conducted by SECI showed. Three sources familiar with the matter, including a SECI official, independently confirmed the development. NTPC and Sembcorp declined comment. Reuters was not able to contact Aljomaih for comment beyond regular business hours. SECI, the country's main agency for renewable energy adoption, awards contracts to the company offering to sell electricity at the lowest price, followi...

Adidas ‘plans to sell’ struggling Reebok business

FRANKFURT • German sportswear company Adidas plans to sell its Reebok division, Germany's Manager Magazin has reported, as the group seeks to put an end to its ill-fated investment in the US-focused brand. Adidas chief executive Kasper Rorsted plans to complete the sale by March next year, the magazine said, without citing where it obtained the information. Manager Magazin on Thursday said US apparel maker VF Corp and China's Anta Sports were among the interested parties, without citing sources. Adidas declined to comment. VF Corp did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while Anta Sports could not be reached for comment outside office hours in China. Shares in Adidas jumped as much as 3.5 per cent on the report, reflecting hopes for a sale following repeated calls to dispose of Reebok from investors who criticised a lack of progress in turning around the business. The German company bought Boston-based Reebok for US$3.8 billion (S$5.2 billion) in 2005 under Mr Rorsted's predecessor Herbert Hainer, with the aim of taking on United States arch rival Nike on its home turf. Last year, however, Adidas wrote down Reebok's book value by nearly half compared with 2018, to €84...