Germany’s ThyssenKrupp AG is exploring exit options for its materials trading subsidiary that could be valued at as much as 2 billion euros ($2.21 billion), Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, …
With great power comes great responsibility, and cryptocurrency is no exception. It usually takes a ton of energy to operate, but Algorand — a digital currency developed in 2017 — changed a key part of the technology, according to Blockchain Magazine.
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‘Bull markets are born on pessimism, grow on skepticism, mature on optimism, and die on euphoria’ – John Templeton, American-British fund manager.
The above quote by Templeton serves as a cautionary reminder that markets are cyclical and that excessive optimism should be taken with a pinch of salt as it is often followed by a market downturn.
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Warren Buffett has built up a sterling reputation over the years, compiling profits and sharing folksy wisdom on his secrets to success. He has powered Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.B) through good times and bad, always seeming to emerge with large gains and high spirits.
Even this year,
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Nearly three-quarters of Americans predicted that President Trump’s tariffs would inflict short-term pain on the US economy before he announced a shocking 90-day pause on most levies, according to a new poll.
Among registered voters, 72% had predicted that the duties would do economic harm, with 53% fearing long-term negative repercussions as well,
Republicans are remaining firmly behind President Trump even as most Americans are beginning to blame him for economic strife that has bubbled up during his tariff push, a new poll found.
A staggering 91% of Republicans believe Trump has a plan amid his tariff blitz, while 84% of Democrats and 57% of Independents say he doesn’t,
WASHINGTON (AP) — When Federal Reserve officials last met in late January, things looked pretty good: Hiring was solid. The economy had just grown at a solid pace in last year’s final quarter. And inflation, while stubborn,
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday and signaled that it still expects to cut rates twice this year even as it sees inflation staying stubbornly elevated.
The Fed also now expects the economy to grow more slowly this year and next than it did three months ago,
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White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett discusses tariffs and recession fears during his wide-ranging interview on ‘Mornings with Maria.’
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced that it will leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged as policymakers continue to assess uncertainty around inflation and economic conditions in light of federal policy shifts.
