Trump taps pro-bitcoin Stephen Miran for key economic role
Miran, a pro-bitcoin advocate, will advise Trump on a range of important economic policies.
Miran, a pro-bitcoin advocate, will advise Trump on a range of important economic policies.
"When flying in such thin air, it doesn’t take much to stall the engines. All the classic signs of extreme prices, valuations and sentiment suggest the end is near."
Grace Groner, a secretary at Abbott for over 40 years, built a huge fortune by holding her shares and reinvesting the dividends.
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Wall Street analysts had hoped the housing market would show signs of life in 2024. Instead, it remained stagnant: Sales of previously owned homes are poised to set the record for the worst year since 1995 for the second year in a row.
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In the last couple of years, AI technology has become the ‘shiny new thing’ in the business world, the new tech that transforms industries with streamlined workflows, smarter applications, more satisfied customers, increased revenues – essentially, if there’s a challenge, AI is marketed as the solution. From optimizing operations to redefining customer experiences, its potential seems boundless, making it a cornerstone of modern business strategies. The rapid expansion of AI into both the genera