Transparency News

Nestlé, the world’s biggest food and beverage firm, expands its long-running IBM Food Trust blockchain technology platform to its coffee brand Zoégas.

Data companies are bringing transparency and accountability to the crypto market, making way for institutional investments.

Blockstack’s claim of having one million verified users has been questioned extensively, which prompted Cointelegraph to investigate its blockchain data.

Chainalysis, a provider of crypto transaction data for IRS and FBI, does not think that privacy coins are bad despite not being able to fully track them.

The MetaMask team is allegedly not getting the support it needs from its parent company ConsenSys, a Redditor claims.

Elliptic Discovery collects details of more than 200 crypto exchanges to enable banks to manage risks associated with crypto.

American logistics giant UPS partnered with agritech firm HerdX to trace the journey of beef from the U.S. to Japan.

Unilever, O2 and Sky are among the latest big firms to sign on to a blockchain pilot program designed to improve trust and transparency in digital advertising.

Keeping track of your crypto transactions can be crucial for some much-needed peace of mind.

Broadway’s largest ticket operator, the Shubert Organization, is integrating a blockchain solution into its business to prevent ticket fraud.

Aventus Network reveals Ethereum-based ticketing protocol to stop fraud and provide more transparency to the event ticketing industry.

A company providing water management services to oil-and-gas companies is going to use Data Gumbo’s blockchain platform to automate its services.

Founded in 2013, major crypto prices data provider CoinMarketCap announced its first acquisition of Hashtag Capital.

Major enterprise contract management service Icertis will expand its contractual offering with Microsoft.

Former chief economist at the World Bank, Joseph Stiglitz, says that cryptos do not have any of the attributes of a good currency.