Month: June 2020

New Jersey Transit’s newly released long-range capital plan lacks funding sources for nearly $6 billion in planned projects and has sparked calls for the state to shift its transportation priorities. The nation’s largest statewide public transportation system unveiled a $16.985 billion five-year capital program that identified $11.2 billion of available resources from state and federal
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A passenger walks through Reagan National airport as the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to keep airline travel at minimal levels and the U.S. economy contracts in the first quarter at its sharpest pace since the Great Recession, in Washington, April 29, 2020. Kevin Lamarque | Reuters Direction requests Data from navigation tool Apple maps
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Wilshire Phoenix Files Publicly-Traded Bitcoin Trust to Challenge Grayscale’s $3.4 Billion Dominance Wilshire Phoenix has filed to launch a publicly-traded trust called Bitcoin Commodity Trust (BCT) – putting the firm in direct competition with Grayscale Investments’ $3.4 billion bitcoin trust (GBTC). According to the June 12 filing with the U.S. Securities and … read more.
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Housing choices are abundant, especially in urban areas, leaving many first-time homebuyers wondering which type of residence to buy. Each style of dwelling—condominium, townhouse, and detached home—has its pros and cons. Buyers should consider their lifestyles and budgets, as well as their level of desired involvement in home maintenance when deciding which style of home
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Russia has denied that its nuclear power stations in the north-west of the country were responsible for a mild leak of radiation detected in Scandinavia last week. Rosenergoatom, the power-plant subsidiary of state-owned nuclear group Rosatom, said its installations near St Petersburg and Murmansk were operating normally. “Aggregated emissions of all specified isotopes in the
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Mark Sedwill, the UK’s most senior civil servant, is expected to leave his position on Monday as Boris Johnson plans to split the senior Whitehall roles of cabinet secretary and national security adviser. Sir Mark, who has served as cabinet secretary since 2018 and national security adviser since 2017, has been “unhappy” recently, according to
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©hd3dsh – stock.adobe.com Personalizing your response to 2020’s Bear Markets, Recession, Pandemic and the rest of the hurdles to building and protecting wealth It’s just another lazy summer in the midst of a boring, nondescript year. Oh, wait, that was last year’s message at this time. 2020 has been a time of great adjustment for
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There is far more paper than product… submitted by J. Johnson via JS Mineset Great and Wonderful Finally-a-Friday Folks,       Gold is higher in the early morning with the trade at $1,775.60 up $5 and close to the high at $1,778.90 with the low down at $1,765.60. Silver is adding more to yesterday’s gains with
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Despite seeing substantial growth in popularity, topping Google search trends amid the recent halving, the coronavirus pandemic and mainstream coverage, the cryptocurrency industry has somewhat been left out of the advertising world by online ad networks, social media platforms and even national governments.  In 2018, Facebook banned cryptocurrency advertising amid the initial coin offering hype.
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Palm Springs’ luxury market is seeing increased activity Getty Here’s the luxury housing market update from realtor.com.  The latest numbers tell a positive story according to Javier Vivas, realtor.com’s director of research. “I was surprised when I saw the data telling us luxury buyers are back in full force.”  As stock market volatility continues Vivas,
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Wilshire Phoenix Files Publicly-Traded Bitcoin Trust to Challenge Grayscale’s $3.4 Billion Dominance Wilshire Phoenix has filed to launch a publicly-traded trust called Bitcoin Commodity Trust (BCT) – putting the firm in direct competition with Grayscale Investments’ $3.4 billion bitcoin trust (GBTC). According to the June 12 filing with the U.S. Securities and … read more.
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Europe’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic is well under way, according to sentiment indicators, high-frequency measures and hard data — but activity remains far below normal levels, suggesting that the recovery from recession will be a struggle. The continent’s workers and consumers began to return to work, shopping and dining out from last month onwards, generating
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Coronavirus has interrupted the supposedly inexorable rise of the middle classes. Once a trend on which the hopes of governments and purveyors of everything from shampoo to financial services were predicated, middle-class growth has been partially furloughed. In its place: rising poverty. According to the World Bank, the pandemic will tip up to 60m people
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While state and local governments can use some stimulus from the federal government, an infrastructure plan may be easiest to pass because Democrats and Republicans support it, one economist said. “This would be an ideal time to put money back into the infrastructure, which becomes very productive for the country in the longest of runs,”
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