Month: October 2021

Sharing is Caring! by confoundedinterest17 U.S. employment costs rose at the fastest pace on record in the third quarter as companies across a variety of sectors raised wages against a backdrop of labor shortages. The employment cost index, a broad gauge of wages and benefits, rose 1.3% from the prior quarter, according to Labor Department data
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Film producer turned Colorado developer Alan Elias is a visionary from his socially conscious films to environmentally attuned luxury real estate to creating the four-season luxury residential resort of AngelView At Twin Lakes. The 75-acre ultra-private development on the shores of Twin Lakes (the largest glacier-formed lake in Colorado) is about 35 miles east of Aspen
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Puerto Rico’s leaders welcomed President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better Act budget proposal for its inclusion of funding for three programs that would benefit the island. As it stood on Friday, Biden’s $1.85 trillion spending and taxing proposal would introduce the Supplemental Security Income program to provide $1 billion to island residents, would increase the
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“… gold flakes, which are peeled off raw nuggets with hand tools, have become the currency of choice …” by Joseph T. Salerno via Mises The Venezuelan government recently lopped off six zeros from its hyperinflating currency, the bolivar. The highest denomination currency note of 1 million bolivars, worth less than $0.25, was replaced by a one-bolivar note. At the same
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The world of decentralized gaming has seen significant growth in 2021 as the rise of play-to-earn (P2E) gaming merged with NFTs to open the first pathway to the Metaverse. Aavegotchi is currently making inroads in the blockchain-based gaming sector with a somewhat novel approach that incorporates features from P2E gaming, NFTs and decentralized finance (DeFi).
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Sharing is Caring! by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: Marty,Re: Biden’s Abuse of the MilitaryMy biggest concern right now is that if we do foolishly purge our military degrading readiness, does China’s President Xi take advantage and seize Taiwan amid the chaos in our ranks much like how the Germans took advantage of a Soviet military purge to
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The CEO of the world’s largest movie exhibition company, AMC Entertainment, is asking the crypto community whether his company should accept shiba inu (SHIB) for payments. The company is already planning to accept several cryptocurrencies by year-end, including dogecoin. CEO Asks Whether AMC Should Accept Shiba Inu The CEO of AMC Entertainment, Adam Aron, put
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Municipal bonds were lightly traded and benchmark yields steady to end October while U.S. Treasuries bounced throughout the trading session, ending stronger near the close, and market participants are pointing to near-term volatility for both asset classes going into November. In the near-term, the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting should contain “an intense discussion
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[embedded content] (Kitco News) - Altcoins lead the charge in this week’s crytpo market action, with Ethereum hitting an all-time high on Friday. Other notable mentions include SHIBA INU, and Squid Game, a new token inspired by the hit Netflix series “Squid Game.” Ben Samaroo, CEO of WonderFi, discusses with David Lin, anchor for Kitco News,
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China’s gold consumption surged 48.44 percent year-on-year to 813.59 tons during the first three quarters as… by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St  China’s gold consumption surged 48.44 percent year-on-year to 813.59 tons during the first three quarters as macroeconomic policies supported demand, an industry report showed on Thursday. Domestic gold consumption during
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A report from the Data Center Industry & Blockchain Association of Kazakhstan, or NABDC, estimates that cryptocurrency mining could bring $1.5 billion in revenue for the country over the next five years. Currently, corporate digital currency mining activities generate about 98 billion tenge ($230 million) per year in the country. Alan Dordzhiev, the president of
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Signing your name on a document or check seems a pretty straightforward process. So does endorsing a check for a spouse or child who’s out of town. But in fact, all of these actions can have unpleasant legal ramifications depending on how you do them. Key Takeaways Using the wrong color ink could keep your signature
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