Economy

Should You Invest Your Retirement Funds In Bitcoin: Experts Talk

Cryptocurrencies first burst into the scene in the latter half of the last decade. However, it is only in the past few years, which have seen them boom big time. Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies have gained a lot of traction in the past few months.
Bitcoin Versus Gold: Which Is The Better Hedge Against Inflation

Bitcoin Versus Gold: Which Is The Better Hedge Against Inflation

As the world economy slips deeper into recession because of the pandemic, there is just one word on everyone's lips- Inflation! This phenomenon is not new. Historically every time we have had droughts, pandemics, wars and other calamities, traditional fiat currencies start devaluing. This is what gives rise to inflation.
Why Wall Street Is Lining Up To Buy Cryptocurrencies In 2020

Why Wall Street Is Lining Up To Buy Cryptocurrencies In 2020

The current economic depression, which came because of the Coronavirus pandemic, has thrown Wall Street a little off-balance. Up until now, you might be thinking that the 2007-08 recession might have prepared Wall Street for any further disasters. However, that is simply not the case.
5 Important Things You Need to Know About Blockchain Technology

5 Important Things You Need to Know About Blockchain Technology

Ever since Satoshi Nakamoto's White Paper on Bitcoin and Blockchain tech was released in 2007-08, the world has been discovering the disruptive potential of the same. For a very long time, Blockchain had remained in the shadows of its illustrious brother, Bitcoin.
Why Blockchain Technology Is Key to Building A Global Economy

Why Blockchain Technology Is Key to Building A Global Economy

For a very long time, Bitcoin overshadowed the technology behind it. Being a new financial asset, this was not only normal but also expected. However, nearly after a decade, the technology behind Bitcoin is slowly emerging from its shadows and slowly establishing itself as one of the world's most promising technological advancements.

Amazon is Liable for Defective Products, California Court Rules

Amazon.com can be held liable for injuries due to defective products sold on its marketplace, a California state appeals court ruled on Thursday.
$400 Unemployment is Only $300 and You Won't Receive It Sooner

US Unemployment Benefit: Uncertain, Might Decrease From $400 Down to $300

The total amount of US unemployment benefit remains uncertain and would fall $300 from $400. The total amount of unemployment benefit remains uncertain and would fall $300 from $400.

Facebook, Snap Inc Want to Buy Tiktok Rival Dubsmash, Reports Say

Facebook Inc and Snapchat owner Snap Inc held talks to buy Dubsmash, The Information reported Wednesday.
Uber California

Uber, Lyft California Likely to Shutdown if Forced to Classify Drivers As Employees

Uber In California would "almost certainly shut down" if a judge's ruling issued last week is upheld on appeal, according to Uber top official.
Drone Food Delivery will Finally be Available in Brazil through iFood and Speedbird Aero

Drone Food Delivery will Finally be Available in Brazil through iFood and Speedbird Aero

Drone food delivery will soon be available in Brazil as iFood work with Speedbird Aero. Drone food delivery will soon be available in Brazil as iFood announced today that the company received regulatory approval from Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).
Mexico Tax Reform: What it Means for Your Business

Mexico Tax Reform: What it Means for Your Business

Mexico is a country that’s trying hard to boost an economy that has, for many years, been struggling. One of the key goals is to combat avoidance by businesses that would increase revenue. The government has given authorities more freedom to single out transactions for tax benefits and reclassify these to be taxable. It's enforcing the registration of digital service providers and taxing all sales regardless of the value. Finally, it expanded its definition of a PE to patch loopholes used by non-Mexican residents to avoid tax. Hopefully, this new legislation will clamp down on non-compliance and bring much-needed income to stimulate economic growth.
How Latin Companies Can Boost Their Brand Awareness With Corporate Gifts

How Latin Companies Can Boost Their Brand Awareness With Corporate Gifts

Latin companies are the biggest employers in Brazil, Mexico, Columbia, and Argentina. These countries are home to millions of Spanish-speaking Latinos who are known for their hard work and family dedication. Latin companies, like American, Canadian, and British companies, are burdened by some of the top corporate competitors in the world.
Are You Suddenly Out of Business Checks? Order Online to Save Time and Money

Are You Suddenly Out of Business Checks? Order Online to Save Time and Money

If you still think that the only place to order new business checks is from your bank, you are wrong. Today, thanks to technology, you can get business checks online.

Here Are Situations Where You Should Use Your Emergency Fund

Many are living with reduced income or without one entirely during the coronavirus pandemic. Small businesses and restaurants are facing foreclosures. This is just one proof that emergency fund is really important.
McDonald's File Lawsuit Against Former CEO Steve Easterbrook, Claims Employee Relationships

Mcdonald's Sues Former CEO Over Relationships With Employees

McDonald's is suing its former CEO, Steve Easterbrook, over alleged inappropriate relationships with another employees, while he was running the company.
Buy insurance

Are You Buying Too Much Insurance? Here's How to Know

When buying an insurance policy there are many factors you need to consider. Some of your questions might be how much insurance do you really need for you to be protected?
Laptop industry

Toshiba Bids Good Bye to Laptop Industry

Japanese multinational conglomerate Toshiba Corporation has officially exited the laptop industry last week after the company has transferred it remaining minority to Sharp.
Walt Disney World

Disney World Plans to Cut Theme Park Hours in September

The Disney World decided to make its usually festive fall season a little less magical as it planned to cut back on park hours starting September.

Payroll Tax Deferral Likely Worth $1,200 per Worker - Kudlow

President Donald Trump enacted the payroll tax deferral via executive order to save an average American worker about $1,200, said White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Sunday.

Twitter Wants to Buy TikTok US Operations, Sources Say

Twitter has approached TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, in their intent to acquire the U.S. operations of the video-sharing app, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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