The American business magazine Forbes recently published the company’s 2021 documentation of the wealthiest billionaires in the world. According to the list published annually every March, there are now 12 billionaires that work directly within the cryptocurrency industry and the list of crypto billionaires is 3x larger than last year. Today’s Crypto Billionaires List Since
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Most financial advisors are keenly aware of the importance of risk, but there are few financial terms that are as poorly defined. Often, advisors use questionnaires or quantitative tools to measure a client’s risk tolerance and meet regulatory requirements, but the reliability and actual implementation of those findings vary between clients. Using risk assessment properly
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US chief executives are banding together to co-ordinate their responses to contentious new voting legislation, after individual companies have come under fire for either enabling voter suppression or indulging in hypocritical “woke capitalism”. Defying pressure from Republicans to stay out of politics, scores of CEOs joined a weekend video call to discuss bills that have
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Japan’s total confirmed Covid-19 cases topped 500,000 at the weekend, official data showed. Infections have spread rapidly, with cases increasing from 400,000 in early February. Vaccines remain widely unavailable in the country, which is now grappling with the emergence of more contagious variants. On May 19, for the first time since the pandemic struck, the
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Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has predicted that the price of bitcoin will increase to $1.2 million within five years. Kiyosaki revealed that he bought bitcoin at $9,000, adding that he may buy the cryptocurrency again “today or tomorrow just because I’m more bullish on it.” Robert Kiyosaki Expects Bitcoin’s
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Today’s column addresses questions about ‘switching’ from a retirement benefit to a spousal benefit, filing retroactively and then immediately suspending and what benefits might be available on records of ex spouses. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston University and the founder and president of Economic Security Planning, Inc, which markets Maximize My
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The Bond Dealers of America have launched an initiative to highlight projects across the country financed by municipal bonds as infrastructure discussions between lawmakers resume next week. The initiative, Infrastructure in America: Munis Since 1812, was announced Friday, as part of BDA’s Municipal Bonds for America lobbying effort. “We’re going to work with people in
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Gran Colombia Gold Corp. (TSE:GCM) is possibly approaching a major achievement in its business, so we would like to shine some light on the company. Gran Colombia Gold Corp., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of gold and silver properties primarily in Colombia. On 31 December 2020, the CA$352m
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In my decade forecast, I projected that in the next recession that the deficit would climb to over $2 trillion. Clearly, that demonstrates I am an optimist. Here’s a chart I shared back in January. SOURCE: CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE Between reduced tax revenues and increased spending, I now expect this year’s deficit will be at least
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Even the simplest merger and acquisition (M&A) deals are challenging. It takes a lot for two previously independent enterprises to join forces, identify and eradicate redundancies, agree on prices and strategy, and maintain employee productivity. One financial analyst referred to the process as trying to put together a 1,000-piece puzzle, except that your right and
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Big US companies, including Morgan Stanley, Yum Brands and PepsiCo, expanded private jet privileges for top executives last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, new regulatory filings show. Yum Brands gave its chief executive David Gibbs authority to approve personal travel on the company’s jet for other executives, and Morgan Stanley authorised certain executives to
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The equity of Ripple, the company that builds the infrastructure around XRP — the digital asset used by networks like RippleNet to process cross-border payments — is reportedly trading at $2 to $3 billion in the secondary market. Yet, the XRP holdings of Ripple, are reportedly worth $70 billion, which is many times higher than the valuation
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The question of whether pensions and other retirement benefits should be more prominently reported by state and local governments is a burning controversy for the Governmental Accounting Standards Board. What’s at stake is whether the public is being misled by when a governmental general fund is listed in financial statements as balanced while omitting those
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The cognitively declining President signed a number of Executive Orders allegedly designed to “curb gun violence” but actually designed to destroy the Second Amendment and the Bill of Rights… by Robert Wheeler via The Organic Prepper Joe Biden promised to do it and he has finally delivered. Today, the cognitively declining President of the United States
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