The cryptocurrency market has a history of unexpected winners, where tokens that start small can go on to deliver historic gains. Dogecoin (DOGE) is one of the most famous examples, what began as an internet joke became a multi-billion-dollar asset. Now, analysts tracking early-stage DeFi projects believe Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has the fundamentals to deliver a surge on par with DOGE’s early breakout,
Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin company, has appointed former White House cryptocurrency adviser Bo Hines, the company said Tuesday morning.
Hines will be helping Tether establish a foothold in the US after stepping down from his role as executive director of the president’s Council of Advisers on Digital Assets earlier this month.
A former college football player who twice ran unsuccessfully for Congress in North Carolina,
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The family owned Lee Hotels group which operates the Mespil Hotel in Dublin 4 and the Sligo Park Hotel has paid out combined equity dividends of €6 million over the past two years.
Consolidated accounts filed by Lee Hotels show that pretax profits declined by 13 per cent to €5.19 million in the 12 months to the end of September 2024.
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Mutual Funds: If you are contemplating investing in a mutual fund scheme, it is important to first compare its returns against those of other mutual fund schemes in the same category.
Although past returns do not guarantee future returns, they play a vital role in helping an investor decide whether a scheme is worth investing in.
Choosing between mutual funds and National Savings Certificate (NSC) is often tricky—especially when dealing with large sums such as Rs 5,50,000, Rs 6,50,000 or Rs 7,50,000. While mutual funds carry the potential of higher returns, they also involve market risks. On the other hand, NSC is a government-backed scheme offering guaranteed returns with complete safety.
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Warren Buffett has made his billions largely through investing. His uncanny ability to predict the behaviors of the market have served him — and the many investors who mirror his moves — remarkably well. Buffett, dubbed “the Oracle of Omaha” for his extraordinary prescience, has been consistently generous in sharing his investing strategies.
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More than 30 different duty statuses under which National Guard members and reservists can be called to service could be consolidated into just four categories, a new Defense Department-commissioned report found.
Unlike active-duty troops who remain in one status, reservists and National Guard members move between multiple duty statuses depending on the type of service they perform.
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Buffett and his team bought 12 stocks in Q2, including initiating three new positions.
Different stocks in this group stand out in different ways.
Traders are pricing in a high likelihood that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates next month.
After somewhat positive inflation data in July, the chances of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in September are at roughly 83%, according to CME Group‘s FedWatch tool calculations on Aug.
The U.S. economy is keeping its AA++ S&P Global Ratings, with the analytic firm finding President Trump’s tariffs will help soften the economic impact of his tax cuts.
The U.S. economy has had that score since 2011, when Standard and Poor’s downgraded the world’s largest economy from AAA, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday.