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Halving is likely going to support BTC, but it’s not an obvious connectuion

19th June 2023 David Stevenson

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Stablecoin application of GSTechnologies is still in process of FCA assessment

16th June 2023 Chris Kimble

Controversial Waldemar Reuswich took over Vladimir Evtushenkov’s Segezha assets

In Money Matters

Controversial Waldemar Reuswich took over Vladimir Evtushenkov’s Segezha assets

16th June 2023 Matthew P.

In light of the sanctions imposed on Russia, billionaire Vladimir Evtushenkov was compelled to sell his European plants, and the buyer turned out to be associated with international…

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European CBDC plans leaked: digital Euro comes with strings attached

In Foreign Affairs

European CBDC plans leaked: digital Euro comes with strings attached

16th June 2023 David Stevenson

Paying interest on or charging fees for the use of a digital euro would be prohibited according to a draft law set to be proposed by the European…

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UK millionaires set sail to Australia and Portugal

In Domestic Affairs

UK millionaires set sail to Australia and Portugal

15th June 2023 David Stevenson

The United Kingdom continues to lose millionaires. An outflow of over 3,000 millionaires is expected for this year, double the number from last year, according to an annual…

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Why Big Mac Index isn’t consistent?

In Money Matters

Why Big Mac Index isn’t consistent?

14th June 2023 Helen Rush

Although the Big Mac Index might lead you to believe otherwise, the Big Mac is not the same all around the world. The Daily Mail delved into the…

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In Money Matters

Unemployment decreased 0.1 percent, stock markets are in a good mood

13th June 2023 Chris Kimble

A paradox: we rely on coal to keep our rooms cool

In Domestic Affairs

A paradox: we rely on coal to keep our rooms cool

13th June 2023 Matthew Weller

The United Kingdom is experiencing exceptionally high temperatures. The demand for energy for air conditioning and cooling has surged. A coal-fired power station is being used to cope…

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Dmitry Kamenshchik: sanctioned&without his yacht yet still filthy rich

In Foreign Affairs

Dmitry Kamenshchik: sanctioned&without his yacht yet still filthy rich

13th June 2023 Matthew P.

Dmitry Kamenshchik, a Russian businessman, serves as the chairman of Moscow Domodedovo Airport, a significant transportation hub in the capital city. He holds the position of sole stakeholder…

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The World Bank has just raised its outlook for the US, but overall situation seems bleak

In Money Matters

The World Bank has just raised its outlook for the US, but overall situation seems bleak

13th June 2023 David Stevenson

The eurozone slipped into recession and Chinese data disappointed, warning signs for global markets that are relieved that the turmoil in the banking sector in March did not…

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