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DOJ lays claim to $1 billion in stolen bitcoin

Federal prosecutors seized a sizeable fortune in stolen bitcoin last year. The pilfered cryptocurrency wasn’t kept in a safe or a lockbox at the bank. It was found in an old popcorn tin. For the last 10 years, the federal government has been looking for billions of dollars’ worth of bitcoin stolen from Silk Road.…

The Fed's fourth straight rate hike will impact all Americans, but millennials will really feel the pain of rising interest rates.

The Federal Reserve issued its fourth consecutive interest rate hike, raising the benchmark rate by 0.75%. Rising prices and fears of a recession have made the economy the most important issue for many Americans as they prepare to vote in the 2022 midterm elections. Just about everyone is feeling the impact of the current economic…

While the U.S. debates whether to create a digital dollar, the international community is busy making breakthroughs in the CBDC space.

For thousands of years, humans have used physical money to pay for goods and services. But in a time where people can answer an international call from a watch, do they really need that wad of cash? Or is it time for a digital dollar? In the U.S. and around the world, there’s growing movement…

The Kardashian-Jenner family have been great for brands. But here are the deals that landed them in legal trouble in Five for Friday.

The Kardashian-Jenner family is the biggest influencer collective in the world. Kris, Kim, Kylie, Kourtney, Khloe and Kendall have more than 1.2 billion followers combined. A profile that large allows the clan to make highly lucrative deals to promote pretty much anything, and we have the promos that landed them in legal hot water in this…

Concerns about the economy are forcing some companies to move ahead with job cuts. About 50% of surveyed execs say layoffs are on the way.

Concerns about the state of the economy come with worries about job security. In fact, half of companies are expecting to cut staff according to a PwC survey of more than 700 executives. The same survey found many executives are also planning hiring freezes and even rescinding job offers. But many companies have already trimmed…

Several major crypto mining companies in Texas are powering down their facilities to provide energy companies relief. Triple-digit temperatures this summer have pushed the state’s energy grids to the brink. ERCOT, the agency that manages electricity distribution for the majority of the state, is asking customers to conserve energy in any way they can.  While…

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies tumbled amid a massive sell-off in the space, triggered by a risk-off and collapse of stablecoins.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies tumbled Thursday amid a massive sell-off in the space, triggered by a risk-off and collapse of stablecoins. Based on estimates from CoinMarketCap, about $200 billion in wealth was wiped from the cryptosphere in 24 hours. Bitcoin dipped below $26,000 Thursday morning before recovering some, down about 11% over the 24-hour period.…

When it comes to the stock market, there have been a lot of "worsts" in 2022, but investors are looking to safe haven assets to mitigate risk.

When it comes to the stock market, there have been a lot of “worsts” in 2022, from the worst January since 2009 to the worst quarterly decline in two years. Now, with interest rates skyrocketing, inflation at a 40-year high and experts predicting increasing likelihood of recession in the next two years, investors are looking…

They came on like a storm, but are NFTs already over? Here are five signs the NFT hype is already crashing in this week's Five For Friday.

It’s been just a few months since the record-setting non-fungible token sale at nearly $100 million. But here are five signs the NFT hype is already crashing in this week’s Five For Friday. #5: NFT searches are down According to Google Trends, searches have more than halved since the peak in January. And to think, there was…

In his first letter to Amazon shareholders, Jassy wrote about the enormous growth Amazon experienced during the coronavirus pandemic.

In his first letter to Amazon shareholders, CEO Andy Jassy wrote about the enormous growth Amazon experienced during the coronavirus pandemic. The annual shareholder letter, published Thursday, is the first from Jassy since taking over from founder Jeff Bezos last year. “We realized the equivalent of three years’ forecasted growth in about 15 months,” Jassy…

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