Month: February 2021

Wyomissing Restaurant and Bakery Food Specialist Megan Catarious, prepares a crepe at the crepe bar at the Wyomissing Restaurant and Bakery on Penn Ave in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, January 22, 2021. Ben Hasty | MediaNews Group | Reading Eagle via Getty Images January’s employment picture appears to have improved over December, but how much so depends
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When the coronavirus pandemic began and travel ground to a halt, credit card issuers rushed to offer new and different rewards and perks to match changing consumer spending. Now, American Express has announced another suite of perks for some of its co-branded credit cards. Key Takeaways The new offers have gone out on Delta SkyMiles,
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Sharleen Kikunze’s first thought when considering an MBA three years ago was to study in the US. She was working in her home city of Nairobi for Endeavor, a New York-based organisation supporting high-impact entrepreneurship, which had close partnerships with the business schools of Harvard and Stanford universities. Kikunze (pictured above) compiled a shortlist of
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An alternative investment manager’s long legal saga has entered a dramatic new stage, with potential ramifications for wealth managers that sold its products. GPB Capital Holdings, founder David Gentile and Jeffry Schneider’s Ascendant Capital — the placement agent that pitched GPB’s products to RIAs and brokerages — face a raft of charges in multiple jurisdictions.
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Ethereum and DeFi proponent Ryan Sean Adams has drawn attention to how high gas fees relative to the current Ether price could actually be a bullish sign.  Citing this week’s Grayscale research paper ‘Valuing Ethereum’ the Bankless commentator claimed that Ethereum is “actually getting cheaper” from a price to sale ratio aspect. Here’s what’s crazy…
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Kenny Kane is the Chief Operating Officer at Firmspace. getty Even with vaccine distribution plans rolling out for high-risk populations around the country in Q1, the year ahead is likely to be spent still working primarily remotely for many professionals. So, it’s time to think about what “work from anywhere” (WFA) really means, and what kind
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Guggenheim Global Chief Investment Officer Scott Minerd has increased his bitcoin fair value estimate. He now says that the price of the cryptocurrency could reach $600K based on his firm’s fundamental research. Guggenheim’s SEC filing to invest half a billion dollars in bitcoin became effective early this week. Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd Says Bitcoin’s Price Could
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With property, shares and bond prices looking less attractive – many are wondering what to do with their money… by Simon Popple of the Brookville Capital Intelligence Report With property, shares and bond prices looking less attractive – many are wondering what to do with their money. Let’s first take a look at some major
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By Chris Black Who is Prof. Dr. Christian Drosten?  Prof. Drosten develops the SARS-CoV-2 test and immediately publishes its instructions through the WHO, in breach of his professional obligation to notify Charité Hospital (his employer) of inventions, so that Charité cannot apply for a possible patent.     At the same time, however, Prof. Drosten collaborated from
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More than 80% of college students today receive financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, or low-interest loans. Scholarships are one of the most attractive types of aid because they don’t have to be repaid—unlike loans, which eventually do. Here is what you need to know about both need-based and merit scholarships and how
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A Starlink user terminal installed on the roof of a building in Canada. SpaceX Boxes containing Starlink kits, with user terminals and Wi-Fi routers. Starlink Starlink is SpaceX’s ambitious project to build an interconnected internet network with thousands of satellites, known in the space industry as a constellation, designed to deliver high-speed internet to consumers anywhere on the
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A sell-off in 30-year Treasuries has pushed the US yield curve — which shows the difference between short- and long-term government bond yields — to its steepest level in more than five years. Investors said the development reflected the prospects of a large additional injection of economic stimulus from the Biden administration, along with the
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As one beleaguered stock after another suddenly soared in January, so too did queries on Google: “How to trade options on Robinhood.” Robinhood Markets’ options-trading platform, barely three years old, is charting a meteoric rise in the COVID-19 pandemic, establishing the firm as the venue of choice for throngs of retail investing enthusiasts. New disclosures
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A growing number of options traders are sitting on large unrealized losses following Ethereum’s (ETH) latest price surge, highlighting once again the volatile and unpredictable nature of the cryptocurrency market.  Pankaj Balani, the CEO of Delta Exchange, a St. Vincent-based cryptocurrency derivatives platform, tells Cointelegraph that he has observed “a lot of naked call writing
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