Michael Bloomberg

IEEE Spectrum has published a retrospective on the Bloomberg terminal, tracing how Michael Bloomberg's finance data machine became a fixture of Wall Street since the 1980s. The piece looks at the terminal's distinctive keyboard, orange-on-black screens, its multi-billion-dollar subscription business, and how it has survived competitors and modern web-based alternatives that never dislodged it.

MicroStrategy co-founder and prominent Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor is promoting a new product aimed at cryptocurrency investors, according to Bloomberg. Saylor, whose company became one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, is once again seeking to attract buyers with a fresh offering. Details of the product were not included in the report, but attention is focused on what the seasoned Bitcoin bull is pitching next to the market.

Michael Saylor, the bitcoin-focused executive behind Strategy, is promoting a new offering from his company. The business, which built its identity on buying and holding bitcoin, now has something fresh to market to investors. Bloomberg flagged the development, but details on what exactly is being sold and how markets are reacting are not yet clear.