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Global Recession Looms On Broadest Rate Hikes in 5 Decades: World Bank
The global economy may face a recession next year caused by an aggressive wave of policy tightening that could yet prove inadequate to temper inflation, the World Bank said in a new report.
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First Bitcoin Futures Exchange-Traded Fund Soon. What It Means
After almost a decade of wrangling with regulators, the ETF industry is finally on the cusp of getting a fund that tracks the price of Bitcoin. But at this point, it may be easier and cheaper for the average investor to just buy Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin ETF May Arrive Soon Amid Doubts Over Its Usefulness
Firms across Wall Street have been eager to launch an exchange-traded fund tracking Bitcoin for almost a decade now.
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Bitcoin Backers Not Satisfied With SEC’s Openness Towards an Exchange-Traded Fund
US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Gary Gensler gave what may be the strongest sign of support yet from the agency for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Crypto fans, though, are not exactly thrilled. At the centre of the issue is what an approved fund would track.
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The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Dragon Tattoo Sequel Is Silly, But Claire Foy Makes It Work
The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Claire Foy's Lisbeth may be stuck in a silly movie, but she's nobody's victim.
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Neal Asher's The Soldier Among Promising Science Fiction Books Releasing in May 2018
May 2018 has some exciting science fiction books in store include The Soldier by Neal Asher and King of Ashes by Raymond E. Feist.
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Here's How To Make Your Own Version Of Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding Cake!
No dessert has received more attention lately than the cake that will be on display at the May 19 wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Here's how you can make it at home!
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Social Ties May Be As Important As Exercise, Diet: Study
Having a lot of healthy social relationships during adolescence and late adulthood could help you lead a healthy life, a new study suggests
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Disabled Woman Fights to Bring Indian Fiance Back to UK
A disabled woman who suffers from a genetic disorder has been working tirelessly to bring her Indian fiance back to the UK after he was deported for staying illegally in the country last week.
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Emmys Fashion: Red is the New Black, as Seen on Julia, Claire, January
Orange may be The New Black on television but, for TV's celebs, red was clearly the new black on a red carpet that competed with the high fashion dresses gliding down it at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.
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10 Celebrities You Probably Forgot Used to be Child Stars
You may have forgotten that these uber-celebs began young, very young.
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Google Maps' new target: Secretive North Korea
North Korea may be the world's most shrouded country, but on Tuesday Google Maps lifted the veil just a little.
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"Promise" to Liam more important than marriage: Miley Cyrus
Miley got engaged to Liam in May and she insists they want to make a commitment to one another.
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Global Recession Looms On Broadest Rate Hikes in 5 Decades: World Bank
The global economy may face a recession next year caused by an aggressive wave of policy tightening that could yet prove inadequate to temper inflation, the World Bank said in a new report.
-
First Bitcoin Futures Exchange-Traded Fund Soon. What It Means
After almost a decade of wrangling with regulators, the ETF industry is finally on the cusp of getting a fund that tracks the price of Bitcoin. But at this point, it may be easier and cheaper for the average investor to just buy Bitcoin.
-
Bitcoin ETF May Arrive Soon Amid Doubts Over Its Usefulness
Firms across Wall Street have been eager to launch an exchange-traded fund tracking Bitcoin for almost a decade now.
-
Bitcoin Backers Not Satisfied With SEC’s Openness Towards an Exchange-Traded Fund
US Securities and Exchange Commissioner Gary Gensler gave what may be the strongest sign of support yet from the agency for a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Crypto fans, though, are not exactly thrilled. At the centre of the issue is what an approved fund would track.
-
The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Dragon Tattoo Sequel Is Silly, But Claire Foy Makes It Work
The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Claire Foy's Lisbeth may be stuck in a silly movie, but she's nobody's victim.
-
Neal Asher's The Soldier Among Promising Science Fiction Books Releasing in May 2018
May 2018 has some exciting science fiction books in store include The Soldier by Neal Asher and King of Ashes by Raymond E. Feist.
-
Here's How To Make Your Own Version Of Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Royal Wedding Cake!
No dessert has received more attention lately than the cake that will be on display at the May 19 wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Here's how you can make it at home!
-
Social Ties May Be As Important As Exercise, Diet: Study
Having a lot of healthy social relationships during adolescence and late adulthood could help you lead a healthy life, a new study suggests
-
Disabled Woman Fights to Bring Indian Fiance Back to UK
A disabled woman who suffers from a genetic disorder has been working tirelessly to bring her Indian fiance back to the UK after he was deported for staying illegally in the country last week.
-
Emmys Fashion: Red is the New Black, as Seen on Julia, Claire, January
Orange may be The New Black on television but, for TV's celebs, red was clearly the new black on a red carpet that competed with the high fashion dresses gliding down it at the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.
-
10 Celebrities You Probably Forgot Used to be Child Stars
You may have forgotten that these uber-celebs began young, very young.
-
Google Maps' new target: Secretive North Korea
North Korea may be the world's most shrouded country, but on Tuesday Google Maps lifted the veil just a little.
-
"Promise" to Liam more important than marriage: Miley Cyrus
Miley got engaged to Liam in May and she insists they want to make a commitment to one another.
