Month: May 2021

Regardless of the political turmoil that arose in South Korea due to the crypto-related regulations, a leading politician had come forward to reveal that he had made investments in virtual currencies publicly. Won Hee-ryong, the Governor of Jeju Island, unveiled that he invested in four different cryptocurrencies. Wong Plans to Keep Updating People via Youtube
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By Kerry Hannon, Next Avenue Job hunting these days is not for the meek, especially for those in their 50s or 60s. It’s challenging both in terms of time and emotional energy. But Steve Dalton, author of the new book “The Job Closer: Time-Saving Techniques for Acing Resumes, Negotiations, and More,” has some smart advice, which
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The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is an oscillator originally developed by Donald Lambert and featured in his book “Commodity Channel Index: Tools for Trading Cyclical Trends.” Since its introduction, the indicator has grown in popularity and is now a very common tool for traders to identify cyclical trends not only in commodities but also in equities and currencies.
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The Robinhood application on a smartphone. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images Robinhood is giving amateur investors access to initial public offering shares in its latest move to democratize retail investing. IPO shares have historically been set aside for Wall Street’s institutional investors or high-net worth individuals. Retail traders typically don’t have a vehicle to
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When speaking about David Zaslav, even the most cynical executives can barely restrain themselves from gushing. Lloyd Blankfein, the former Goldman Sachs chief executive, struggles to think of something critical, or even neutral, to say about his longtime friend. “I normally don’t like people. He’s kind of an exception. I find it hard to be
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Does political sleaze matter to voters? The argument being advanced with increasing force by British Conservatives is that citizens are uninterested in opposition attacks on government misbehaviour and that political opponents have made a major misjudgment by focusing on it.  Their view has been given added force by recent election results, which saw little sign
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Bidenomics on hold? Poor economic reports raise caution flags for massive spending plans Market economists warn of weakened recovery and rising prices, even as Fed chairman counsels calm. As problems for President Biden multiply at home and abroad, Bidenomics — the massive public spending that drives the president’s economic and domestic agenda — suddenly faces especially strong headwinds, as bad reports
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Actor Steve Hytner has sold his Mid-City Los Angeles home for $1.59 million, which is nearly $200,000 more than the listing price for the newly-remodeled property. As Hytner’s most well-known character, Kenny Bania on the hit NBC sitcom Seinfeld, would say, “That’s gold, Jerry! Gold!“ The “Seinfeld” actor’s home received more than 50 offers after hitting
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The new chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Gary Gensler, is pushing for more regulation around cryptocurrency exchanges, citing the need for investor protection in this area. He has asked Congress to weigh in. SEC Chairman Pushes for More Crypto Regulation SEC Chairman Gary Gensler talked about cryptocurrency regulation on Thursday at
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Red flags waved as Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza proposed issuing $704 million in pension obligation bonds to deal with a pestering unfunded liability problem in Rhode Island’s capital city. The amount exceeds the city’s annual operating budget. Bond markets often frown on such borrowing and sentiment among state officials who must sign off is uncertain.
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US Presidents have signed many executive orders concerning many of these issues, including Trump and now Biden, but when the modus operandi of America is corrupt fascism… (by Half Dollar) Recall that near the end of February, Biden signed the Executive Order on America’s Supply Chains. It has been a big deal, you know, so
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First, know your memes. HODL began as a typo for the word “hold” on a bitcointalk.com forum, and the crypto community found it so amusing that they now use “HODL” as a term to denote holding (rather than selling) one’s cryptocurrency.  In December 2017, bitcoin brought seasonal cheer to investors as its price gathered pace
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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian militant group, came into force early on Friday ending an 11-day conflict that has killed at least 232 Palestinians and 12 Israelis. The Egypt-mediated truce triggered celebrations on the streets of Hamas-controlled Gaza, as the worst fighting in seven years came to a close. But an official
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Biffa is looking to corner the rubbish market with £126m takeover of one of its leading rivals. The FTSE 250 waste management group said it had agreed to buy the UK rubbish collections arm and certain recycling assets from Viridor Waste Management. Michael Topham, Biffa chief executive, said the deal “broadens our coverage and control
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by visualcapitalist While bitcoin has been one of the world’s best performing assets over the past 10 years, the cryptocurrency has had its fair share of volatility and price corrections. Using data from CoinMarketCap, this graphic looks at bitcoin’s historical price corrections from all-time highs. With bitcoin already down ~15% from its all-time high, Elon Musk’s tweet announcing
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