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Bitcoin is now becoming a “safe haven asset” and predicted to hit $15,000 in the wake of the devaluation of China’s currency, with the cryptocurrency jumping 10 percent as global stocks reacted to the devaluation of the yuan and the China-US trade war intensified, according to the chief of one financial analyst firm.

Tech stocks in the US took a hit as the rest of the market nosedived on Tuesday, with Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Alphabet, Cisco and Sony being among the notable names affected.

T-Mobile, a US telco that bills itself as an "un-carrier", is now offering up to 100 shares of the company to customers, free stuff every week and more.

Social networking site Twitter has seen its shares sink to the lowest levels since the company's stock market flotation on the back of disappointing growth figures.

Tech giant Apple has shocked the stock market, repurchasing US$14 billion worth of its own stock in the last two weeks after disappointing first-quarter results, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Twitter has announced its stock offering through a low-key tweet, marking a new phase for the world's second most popular social network.

Mark Zuckerberg is once again steering Facebook in the right direction, if analysts and share prices are to be believed.

Samsung's shares were down 6% early Friday morning, following concerns Galaxy S4 sales are not meeting expectations.

Chip manufacturer ARM, whose technology powers iPhone and iPads, has seen its stock price jump the most in more than four years after outperforming analyst expectations.

iPad 2 stocks are non-existent at the various stores we called earlier today, including an Apple Store, although we did learn that walk-ins at Apple Stores for iPad 2's will no longer be accepted - read on for details!